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An example of the constantly changing exposure and processing workflow of astro-images done by myself.
Addition of Pixinsight processor is challenging. Open sourced, it has no operating manual, but has tutorials from other users. A steep learning curve. Pixinsight is an astronomical image processor and has only one fee in Euros for as many copies on computers in your name. Outstanding images from other users of this app.
Maxim DL (Cyanogen): Comes in 5 versions from Basic, Image Processing, DSLR, Pro and Pro Suite. Basic has some image processing and very basic acquisition. IP is image processing only. The Pro versions has full acquisition and processing. Pro Suite has the mount pointing program added for acquisition. Costly, but the workflow is easier and quicker. One copy only, biyearly fee for updates.
CCD Soft (Software Bisque): Still a good acquisition software, but it is no longer sold or supported. Most of the CCD Soft programs are embedded in the Camera Add-on option for an additional fee to the Software Bisque, SkyX planetarium program. SB has not migrated the Minor Planet Report app as of yet. That is why I am still using CCD Soft. The SkyX and CCD soft do work together where the object info is added to the Fits header on each exposure. Noisy raw stacking, good color stacking, but 8 bit color output only. Very retro.
Fits Liberator (ESA): Free program gives you over a dozen mathematical brightness curves to a single channel pre-processed .fit images and gives an 8, 16 or 32 bit output in .tiff for Photoshop with the header removed. I use that on the calibrated and stacked luminance channel.
Adobe Photoshop: For basic tweaks and cleanup of the processed luminance and color images.
I wrote a blog post about how I use my iPad to process my scanned film images. I cover from scanning to processing and sharing on the social webs.
Click here for the post:http://digitalchemicals.blogspot.com/2015/02/ipad-film-photography-workflow.html
Workflow Designer
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Speedup your workflow.
Perfect for studio and natural light taken images.
Make your images pop. Creamy whites. Color tone your images. Sharpen for web, print and set up your images for Facebook!
Often while working, I will interrupt a drawing to note ideas which may be useful for future events, roadmaps or projects.
Creative Think Tank Dc
Used Holly's Photographer's Assistant (workflow), Andie's Must Have Photo Actions (fake HDR), and 8x10 folded overlay all at Pink Ink Studios
#spc09 Workflow session was extremely thought-provoking - especially on the mobile space! bit.ly/1O7W4e
Uploaded with the Flock Browser
All my currently installed tools from the Adobe Master Collection CS4 Students & Educational Edition + Adobe FrameMaker 9 Trial :P - Very handy tools and I got them for a fair price!
in maths you need to show your working or else only get 1 mark out of 8.
this one is my working.
WORKFLOW IMBA.
adobe premiere is lol. FCP is HOOT.
The Notre-Dame-d'Espérance church (Eglise du Suquet) is a Catholic parish church located in the town of Cannes, France.
It is dedicated to Notre-Dame on the Place de la Castre in the Suquet district, and has been classified as a historical monument since July 28, 1937 [Wikipedia.org]
First, I roughly cut the pieces out of white paper, placed them on the poster (for planning), cut a little here and there for correction and then cut the final pieces out of coloured paper.
Later on, I switched from knife to scissors, because of speed and cause my knife sucks.
Compression tone mapping.
This shot was a pain in the ass. The bridge that I was on is a steel bridge with steel decks and any vehicles, even a mere bicyclist, will cause the deck to vibrate like a plucked guitar string. I ended up shooting bulb mode and firing off shots while kneeling with fingertips on the bridge deck to sense vibrations, and mentally counting off the seconds required for the bracketed exposures. (One potato, two potato,...)
Strategy Formulation workflow. For more details see Strategy for Left-Brainers bit.ly/strategy-for-left-brainers
Client: Cisco Systems campus technology installation showcase video. Produced by Ironbound films. Shoot on location at Elon College.
Producer: Rob Gorell
DP: Thomas Oliver
Grip: Dustin Cassels
Format: 1080 30p High Definition
HPX-500 Primary Production Package
1. Captured with em5
2. Transferred to iPad thru airstash (thanks bro)
3. Processed with alt photo
4. Upload with Flickstackr
Having spent all weekend at a diving comp, I've had loads of Video to edit. This "Photo" is a bit cheeky, in that its a screen shot. It shows all the tools I had to use to get the videos how I wanted them
1. Lightroom : I use it for extracting and archiving all media
2. Handbrake : to convert from AVCHD to mp4 so the next program can consume it
3. Windows Live Movie Maker : Because I shot some of the videos portrait, and I haven't found another tool that will simply rotate a video
4. GoPro Studio : I've tried several video editing packages, but this is simple to use, apart from the limited format support.
5. Chrome/ YouTube : To publish. I prefer to have a local copy before uploading to the web. Not ready for the cloud yet