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Section of a city block and a few custom windows and doors where I need them, to get one shot - all in a days work XD
Hours to set up, seconds to take down! lol
Can't wait to show you what I saw! Post coming much later tonight though. ♥
Inside view of generative channel system, programmed in processing using some toxiclibs but mostly straight forward vertex shapes. Channels are created by following pixel paths from light to dark in images, simulating water flow.
I didn't shoot this, just did the post processing. For the HDR group and the HDR Showcase thread setup by SSAP_OK,
Check out his photostream www.flickr.com/photos/ssap_ok/
I did this at work, so I downloaded the trial version of Photomatix 3.0 Beta, which left watermarks on the image.
As for processing in photomatix I used all 3 RAW files, and tonemapped.
Tonemap Settings:
Strength: 94
Sat: 60
Light Smoothing: Med-High
Luminocity: +5
White Point: 1.055
Black Point: 0.002
Gamma: 1.41
Micro Contrast: +8
Micro Smoothing: +0
When I processed I got this:
www.flickr.com/photos/mattdevino/2330858753/in/photostream/
Photomatix tends to make the image flatter once you process it than how it looks in preview mode. So I took the file into photoshop 7 to do more tweaking.
In photoshop I straightened the file, and cloned out the photomatix watermarks as best as I could. I then made 3 layers, the top layer was made B&W and raised the luminance pretty high. I set the blend mode for this as multiply, which brought out the clouds even more. I then applied a levels and color pass to the 2nd layer down. I then did another levels and color pass for the third layer down focusing on the tower and how I wanted it to look. I merged the top 2 layers, then with a very soft eraser got rid of the tower in the new top layer to show through to my bottom layer which was color corrected just for the tower. I then added a vignette and output the file. Here's what I got.
This is the thread with the files if you want to play with them...
www.flickr.com/groups/hdr/discuss/72157604102882908/
Thhis made it to explore on March 13, 2008 at #62
An experiment with split toning in Adobe Lightroom, creating a cross-processed look very easily and intuitively.
#37/365 Post Process Fridays episode #2: Today's feature is a photo from the lovely Corinne aka şkinful.
This is a great shot...I love portraits that are more natural and not posed. Corinne picked the perfect time to capture this moment. I really love the blue wall, so for the post I wanted to bring them out more. I also brightened up the subject which also brought out her shadows (To correct this I did a lot of cloning and healing). I don't mind the shadows on the right so much (and lets face it, I'm lazy). Hope you enjoy this photo as much as I did! Happy Pee Pee Friday!
„Jemand mußte Josef K. verleumdet haben, denn ohne daß er etwas Böses getan hätte, wurde er eines Morgens verhaftet.“
These are preview images for the talk I am giving at UCLA tomorrow.
Made with Processing and runs in near realtime (anywhere from 5 to 30 fps). The entire system is dynamic, and with a zippy computer, could probably be audio responsive with little extra overhead.