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Short-Eared Owl - Asio flammeus - Note the different pupil sizes, due to one eye being in the sun, the other in shadow.
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Then I do the same for the water area. Note that at this point this image is very similar to by 0EV capture—no surprises there. This was what I saw when I photographed this photo. I do HDR not for effect, but just so that I can have some details on the shadow area.
At this point you see that really there is not much color to this scene. In fact, they stand to distract the overall image, so I removed it. Here since I have been working in Lab mode I just quickly removed the color channels or just removed the color saturation. If I work with images filled with color I usually would use the channel mixer in RGB mode or use the black and white tweaking modules inside Lightroom. But as you can see there is not much color in this image to start with so I can simply just remove the color saturation.
After importing back into Lightroom, I tweak things further as I feel that I can still get some more details in the shadow area. If I were inside Photoshop I would do a image-wide shadows/highlights tweak but since Lightroom version 4 there is this new Clarity parameter which works very well in manipulating local contrast so I used it.
And that’s it. But remember, every single image is different. This is not a recipes. There are no rules. Now go have some fun!
Cheers.
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# Notes
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Single in September 2017
Pentax M50/1.4
Day 7
The dust mask, especially the N95 version, an essential piece of PPE when dealing with cargoes such as grain and iron ore.
Ajustes Basicos
Temperatura 4800 Matiz -2
Exposicion +0.15
Contraste +23
Iluminaciones -93
Sombras +30
Blancos +14
Negros -21
Claridad +36
HSL
Rojo -6
Naranja -28
Amarillos -37
Verdes -30
Aguamarinas -54
Azul +26
Purpura +17
Magenta +4
(Pestaña convertir a escala de grises)
Curvas
Iluminaciones -17
Claros -10
Oscuros +8
Sombras +39
Dividir Tonos Iluminaciones
Tono 57
Saturacion 10
Dividir Tonos Sombras
Tono 51
Saturacion 18
Equilibrio 0
Enfoque
Cantidad 56
Radio 0.8
Detalle 20
Mascara 13
Reduccion de ruido
Luminancia 43
Detalle de luminancia 52
Contraste de luminancia 39
Grano
Cantidad 20
Tamaño 21
Rugosidad 28
Viñeteado
Cantidad -78
Punto medio 10
Redondez -32
Suavizar 93
Iluminaciones 0
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With kind permission from Paul Fisher, visualisation with GraphViz.
A version of this workflow is available at www.cs.man.ac.uk/~hulld/workflows/paul_fisher_complex.xml
This is my current workflow, the last step may vary naturally. I don't always use the same filters, but Adjust and Detail from Topaz Labs quite often used
Workflow: Negs processed by apetureuk.com
Raw file scanned with Reflecta RPS 10m @ 2,500dpi
Imported to Lightroom, then 'edit copy in Photoshop' selected. Colorperfect filter applied in Photoshop then saved. Colour, sharpness and N/R applied in Lightroom.
The only trick here is that I've stopped using my laptop at shoots, and rely solely on the 64gb iPad 2 for downloading and reviewing. When I get home, I dump all of the photos to my 11" Macbook Air, catalog and rate them in Adobe Lightroom, then store them on one of two remote Drobo volumes, via a wirelessly shared Mac Mini. The mini is also running Backblaze, which backs up the contents of the Drobo.
This workflow will be augmented (hopefully for the better) as soon as PhotoSmith comes out.
Takes a screenshot of the selected web page using Paparazzi! & uploads it to your Flickr page
Gets the current selected web page from Safari & sends it to Paparazzi!
Paparazzi! takes a screenshot of the web page & saves it on the Desktop
Uploads the image to Flickr
Opens your Flickr photos page for organising (add to sets, groups or collections)
Ask if you want trash the image once uploaded
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