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 11/09/2006 09:18:29 AM · #76
Originally posted by GoldBerry:
if it were any better I'd need a few moments alone.


ROFL!!!!
11/09/2006 10:07:19 AM · #77
Originally posted by jaded_youth:
Originally posted by GoldBerry:
if it were any better I'd need a few moments alone.


ROFL!!!!


LOL... glad I'm not the only one that almost fell out of my chair.
 11/09/2006 10:30:55 AM · #78
Originally posted by GoldBerry:
I've been looking for some portable lights but can't decide........I also think I have a great potential to die from extreme electrical shock :-)


I've been using my Canon 580, 550 and 420 flashes as my "extremely portable" lights. A small bag that holds stands, umbrellas and lights is all I need to carry with me.

I recently purchased new studio lights. I went with the VersaLight and MobiLight strobes from JTL. They are both essentially the same thing, but the MobiLight comes with a battery pack that lets me take it out where there are no electrical outlets available. They are much bigger than my Canon flashes, but they put out a lot more light too. So now I have two solutions... an ultra portable and a semi-portable. :-)

Just food for thought.

11/09/2006 10:39:46 AM · #79
I tried a bit of the PP...let me know how it looks

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11/09/2006 12:07:27 PM · #80


This should be a great image to work with - the color contrast is already in place.

I'll have a go at it, but I don't know squat about photoshop. Interested to see what you folks come up with.

Taken at the Shihlin night market in Taipei, ISO500, 1/250 or so.

edit: ummm here is the hi-res version, dunno if you can d/l that file from my portfolio.

Message edited by author 2006-11-09 12:27:56.
 11/09/2006 12:20:49 PM · #81
OK this is maybe 2.5 min of PS work - I'm literally nodding off at the keyboard. I don't quite think I've got it.

11/09/2006 12:22:20 PM · #82


my 5 min try

whoops uploaded an unfinished version...heres the right one

I didnt tone map. just levels in soft light, dodging and burning and two passes of shadow/highlights. and usm. some masking involved too.

Message edited by author 2006-11-09 12:36:39.
 11/09/2006 12:30:27 PM · #83
Originally posted by wanger114:


This should be a great image to work with - the color contrast is already in place.

I'll have a go at it, but I don't know squat about photoshop. Interested to see what you folks come up with.

Taken at the Shihlin night market in Taipei, ISO500, 1/250 or so.

edit: ummm here is the hi-res version, dunno if you can d/l that file from my portfolio.


How's this?



R.

Haha! I see I'm not the only one tone mapping here :-)

Message edited by author 2006-11-09 12:31:42.
 11/09/2006 12:31:39 PM · #84

My quick and dirty version
 11/09/2006 12:33:31 PM · #85
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Originally posted by wanger114:


This should be a great image to work with - the color contrast is already in place.

I'll have a go at it, but I don't know squat about photoshop. Interested to see what you folks come up with.

Taken at the Shihlin night market in Taipei, ISO500, 1/250 or so.

edit: ummm here is the hi-res version, dunno if you can d/l that file from my portfolio.


How's this?



R.

Haha! I see I'm not the only one tone mapping here :-)


hey so what steps did you take Bear?
 11/09/2006 12:35:11 PM · #86
Originally posted by alexsaberi:

hey so what steps did you take Bear?


Convert image to 16-bit TIFF, open in photomatix pro, create tone-mapped version, adjusting the sliders until it looks about right. Export to PS7, burn in the foreground a little, and make a jpg for display. That's it :-)

R.
 11/09/2006 12:53:06 PM · #87
From the large original, not that much difference really. Did some local burn/dodge too.



R.
 11/09/2006 12:55:16 PM · #88
I think he performed a bit more post than I did on this shot to get him them there. Probably had better initial shot to work with as well. lol To me this always had a bit of a cartoon look although I minimized it. I actually got that effect by using the unsharp mask. I didn't apply it as heavy as I could of because I was shooting for a bit less of the effect. I will post the original later when I get home to do so. Looking at Joey L work inspired me to try and recreate that sort of effect.



I really like his work, very inpiring.

Message edited by author 2006-11-09 12:57:59.
 11/09/2006 01:11:22 PM · #89
I decided to give it a try as I like the look, certainly worth pursuing if you like this sort of thing. I really have no idea what I was doing though, so please don't ask. I tried to post steps with the pic for anyone that is interested. Also, one step I forgot was that somewhere in there I did add a diffuse glow layer and blend it in.

11/09/2006 01:32:05 PM · #90


My shot at it with the Highlight/Sahdow adjustment. A bit of Guassian Blur on a Darken layer for outlining.

I wonder how many of these are gonna show up in this month's free study ? :-)

Message edited by author 2006-11-09 13:32:58.
 11/09/2006 01:34:53 PM · #91
Here is my shot at it

11/09/2006 01:40:46 PM · #92
Originally posted by mcmurma:
I decided to give it a try as I like the look, certainly worth pursuing if you like this sort of thing. I really have no idea what I was doing though, so please don't ask. I tried to post steps with the pic for anyone that is interested. Also, one step I forgot was that somewhere in there I did add a diffuse glow layer and blend it in.



I think that worked well. I like that shot alot. Too bad you don't rmember exactly how you did it, because that would be cool to know!
 11/09/2006 02:26:44 PM · #93
A very quick go at it...
sorry for the large image, I'm not a member at the moment!

11/09/2006 02:27:52 PM · #94
HOW WIERD!!!!!! my friend just showed me that dave hill's website today.... he's a friend of their family and she thought i'd like his work! he's way awesome! cool
 11/09/2006 02:37:47 PM · #95
Originally posted by wanger114:


This should be a great image to work with - the color contrast is already in place.

I'll have a go at it, but I don't know squat about photoshop. Interested to see what you folks come up with.

Taken at the Shihlin night market in Taipei, ISO500, 1/250 or so.

edit: ummm here is the hi-res version, dunno if you can d/l that file from my portfolio.


I'm probably just old and conservartive, but I actually like this original better than all the "new and improved versions" :)
 11/09/2006 02:41:45 PM · #96
each have their charm.
 11/09/2006 03:03:14 PM · #97
I downloaded photomatrix and had a go.



from

11/09/2006 03:16:12 PM · #98
That is awsome. I need that software. I think it is a must have.
 11/09/2006 03:16:29 PM · #99
What kind of image was that? Obviously it's not a multiple exposure.
 11/09/2006 03:29:17 PM · #100
Originally posted by Paige:
What kind of image was that? Obviously it's not a multiple exposure.


I used raw shooter to expose 2 versions of it. One overxposed. One under exposed.
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