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 08/29/2005 05:12:50 PM · #51
Originally posted by jellyoooo:
Bear Music.. i think i need your help...

i tried to get rid of the bandit.. you told me about with my low tide photo...
is it better? or im still doing something wrong..

coz it said its like medium 45kb.. but original is 410kb...
so you dont really get the original dont you...

thx for the tips anyway..


The PRIGINAL file from your camera is 410kb? That's hard to believe. Anyway, send me the largest file you have and let me look at it, if you like. e-mail is on profile.

Regardless, if the banding does not show on the 410kb file (does it?) then we can make a display image that has no banding.

R.
 08/29/2005 05:18:59 PM · #52


i think this is about as far as i've gone with high contrast
 08/29/2005 05:20:32 PM · #53
No robert... my camera is not that bad...

im talking about my portofile where i see it as original 430 kb.. thats how i prepared it for web.. or should i upload the original from camera which is like 3mb...


08/29/2005 05:57:46 PM · #54
Other good exemples:

08/29/2005 06:01:07 PM · #55

08/29/2005 06:03:51 PM · #56
I'd say we're heading for a controversial challenge...
 08/29/2005 06:05:10 PM · #57

08/30/2005 12:20:19 AM · #58
I've been experimenting with High Contrast to get ready for this challenge. Never done a shot or editing like this before so just looking for some feedback. This is not an image I will enter. It was taken from an old one I had and worked on a little.

Is it High Contrast?
08/30/2005 05:00:51 AM · #59
I agree that it is high key as well.

DO you consider this high contrast for color??

08/30/2005 08:04:03 AM · #60
Oh my, so many possibilities for this challenge, my mind is spinning. Sounds like another challenge I might get a good idea for, but not be able to execute.
 08/30/2005 08:18:04 AM · #61


-edit: Two types of contrast?

Message edited by author 2005-08-30 14:28:17.
 08/30/2005 01:53:04 PM · #62
I think my last challenge entry

was rather high contrast. Did not sit too well with the voters, though... :)
 08/30/2005 02:22:09 PM · #63
Originally posted by orussell:


This seems to me to be practically the opposite of high contrast; it's just DARK. There's no extreme contrast range, either tonal or color, in the image.

R.
 08/30/2005 02:55:14 PM · #64

08/30/2005 03:24:55 PM · #65
08/30/2005 03:39:29 PM · #66
Originally posted by Joey Lawrence:


Joey, it seems to me that half the work, at least, that you have posted in here qualifies as high-contrast color work, and would better suit the challenge than this particular B/W shot. But that's just my opinion. Your mileage may vary.

R.
 08/30/2005 03:43:58 PM · #67
Here's two of mine.




Message edited by author 2005-08-30 16:18:15.
 08/30/2005 03:57:50 PM · #68



Possible examples...at least they're on the edge.
 08/30/2005 04:19:48 PM · #69
It's gonna be very interesting to see how the voters deal with this, collectively. For some, possibly many, people, "high contrast" calls to mind B/W images with lots of white, lots of black, and few (if any) middletones. A printed page of type in a book is high contrast to the core. For me, and I'm sure for many others, "high contrast" means an image with extremes of contrast dominating the picture, and middle tones are acceptable within that context. So I consider this one high-contrast:



But more than that, "high contrast" to me is not limited to B/W imagery, as we've explored in here; COLOR contrast also counts in my book. Fundamentally, to have "high color contrast" you need significant and opposed areas of complementary colors. I find myself wondering how these images will do in the challenge.

R.
 08/30/2005 05:38:13 PM · #70
Originally posted by bear_music:
[quote=Joey Lawrence]

Joey, it seems to me that half the work, at least, that you have posted in here qualifies as high-contrast color work

What can i say, that contrast slider is my favourite photoshop feature. :-D
 08/30/2005 05:57:18 PM · #71
Originally posted by Joey Lawrence:
Originally posted by bear_music:
[quote=Joey Lawrence]

Joey, it seems to me that half the work, at least, that you have posted in here qualifies as high-contrast color work

What can i say, that contrast slider is my favourite photoshop feature. :-D


Now I know why NightShy want's to merry you.

Just spent some time on your website. IT ROCKS LIKE SOCIAL D! Keep up the outstanding work!


08/30/2005 06:03:32 PM · #72
Im sure most of us will go for high contrast color...

the more creative shot will be high contrast betwen subjects...

08/30/2005 06:23:45 PM · #73
Originally posted by bear_music:
Originally posted by orussell:


This seems to me to be practically the opposite of high contrast; it's just DARK. There's no extreme contrast range, either tonal or color, in the image.

R.


Thanks. ;)

08/30/2005 06:29:08 PM · #74
I so own this challenge.
 08/30/2005 06:38:05 PM · #75

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