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Yes, monks in their orange robes are a pretty obvious candidate for selective colour.
The orange is SOOC, no post-production contrast boost.
Experimental role in the neighborhood. Having ruled out water, film, fixer it was time to see if the Diafine was the cause of the dark spots. Purposefully changed the process with a (shudder) pre-soak, DIRECTLY AGAINST the recommended manufacturer instructions! Well, no black spots this time, albeit with less contrast. But, since I was using the Canon7 with f0.95 lens, taking advantage of low light to see what happened. No need to discard the Diafine. Thanks to my fellow flickerarians during this challenging time to keep the faith of image creation strong!!
I've always liked the effect, so I thought I'd drag out an old photo of mine that might look good with selective color. What do you think?
Selective coloring long exposure of a double ice whiskey shot on the table, taken with FUJIFILM GFX50S + GF120mm F4 R LM OIS WR Macro at 4sec., F8, ISO 100
Mon. the 23rd and walkabout Waterfront over Hawthorne Bridge and back across Burnside Bridge.
D90...55-200vr.
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Formal bridal portrait of Model Mayhem model Christina Marie. Click here to see more bridal images of Christina. Image 3698.
I was checking my cameras to see which one might have the fisheye effect on it and discovered that there is also a selective color setting on the Nikon that I got a while back.. I really liked the way this one turned out when I tried the Georgia O'Keeffe Style on it.. This is in the Topaz Labs plugin, Impression...The Frame was made with a little script that a friend from England sent me.. I think I must be one of the lucky ones to have such nice people help me along the learning path...
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Spent a good bit of time yesterday playing in the leaves so to say and putting my 50mm to good use. Managed to get out at 7:30 to the park to catch the nice light. Starting to wish I have a macro lens for these close in shots, the 50mm still did a decent job though ...eyeing the EF100mm macro at the moment....photography is not good for your bank account :/
Still playing the Catch-up game lol, hope everyone is having a great week!
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Lens - Canon EF 50mm F/1.8
Focal Length: 50mm
Exposures: 1/125 @ F/3.5. ISO 100
Filters: None
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Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Exposición: 0.001 sec (1/1600)
Aperture: f/2.8
Lente: 100 mm
Velocidad ISO: 100
Tendencia de exposición: 0 EV
Flash: Off, Did not fire
Selective color photography has been around for ages. It’s something that has been used in the movies – Schindler’s List and Sin City come to mind – and more recently Chase Freedom and Budweiser have used it in their ad campaigns to highlight their products. So even if you dislike selective color, or if haven’t given it much thought, you have to admit it’s a great technique to use ..(text sourced from well known digital-photography-school (dot) com site )
I am just trying to learn a few things here!
Just tried the selective color effect in my DSLR..... Let me know how is it guys ? Have a nice week ahead. !!
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Today I decided that a walk on terra firma was in order rather than mud. So I took the girls down to Horam and back along the cuckoo trail. So being able to stretch out and not pay too much attention to what I was walking on so just a couple of images for today one of a flower still surviving and one of an old train axle made into a bench amongst the autumn leaves.
Selective colour, you either love it or you hate it. Personally, I never use it laugh out loud smiley face. Taken a few weeks ago on the beach between Ardrossan and West Kilbride.
Taken during a Flickr meetup, which took place mainly at the Heard Museum in Phoenix. We ate lunch afterward at MacAlpine's Soda Fountain, one of my favorite hangouts in the Phoenix area. The restaurant includes an antique shop, conveniently located next to the dining area; and while looking around in it, I saw this sheet music and took a picture of it.