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| Critique please Pentax K100D Tecnique: RAW image processed in Lightroom 1.2, converted to 16 bit TIFF Image opened in Photoshop, minor level adjustment, then converted to B&W using Power Retouche B&W Studio plug in with the following settings Film simulation: Kodak T400CN Filter: Orange at 100% Paper: Multigrade 2.1 Shadows -12 Blackpoint 9 Highlights 14 Image then sharpened using Power Retouche Sharpener at 197 Converted to 8 bit JPG and resized Many thanks John Mula, Murcia, España |
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| Re: Critique please Nice picture. I would just light a little more in the coat and dog area using curves and a bit of bright and contrast. Here is my try. |
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| Re: Critique please I agree with Rhasval. You lose a lot of detail in the shadows. However, I would use some selective masking on the dog and the basket to keep that tone down where it is now. |
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| Re: Critique please I would imagine that the main attraction of the image is the little cute doggy. I highlighted him/her and added just a drop of colour to the coat. |
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| Re: Critique please I like your idea Alison. What about add some gradient colour to the basket just to soft the transition between B&W and colour. |
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| Re: Critique please Nice picture. I would lighten the shadows but leave the lighter sections of the picture as these look fine. |
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| Re: Critique please Quote:
The sky's the limit really You could even colour the baskets on the bike and leave the rest B&W. I'm assuming that the little doggy was the focal point of the image, and if it was then it has to stand out a little from the rest of the image. Originally I had used curves just on the little doggy to make him/her stand out from the crowd (so to speak), then I decided to add a little bit of colour. |
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| Re: Critique please You are right Alison, if we keep adding colour we will end up with the original image. |
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| Re: Critique please what about cropping. I think the wheels are distracting...or is that what you intended? |
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| Re: Critique please I think it is a beautiful candid with lots of potential.. Good Job! How bout crop with a hint of a wheel and a taste of hdr Last edited by grannysdc; 11-29-2007 at 09:34 PM. Reason: comments |
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| Re: Critique please that's a little better, as far a cropping |
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