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Lightroom mainly for me now. I used to think along the same lines as Gremlin, but had my mind changed a while back after reading an article on the subject. If I can find it I`ll put up a link (not trying to change anyones mind about it, it was an interesting article and worth a read if you`re interested).
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I used to think that manipulating images was 'cheating' making a picture into something it wasn't.
But I do enjoy making a picture different to the original. It takes nothing at all from the beauty or validity of that picture.....it just creates something which is based on the original.....and my creation is going to be original to me because it is the way only I would create it. My dear old dad was a photographer of the old school, but he did some manipulating of his own.....he superimposed images onto different backgrounds....he coloured photo's when there were only monochrome pictures. I often wonder what he would make of digital photography and the editing that is now possible. |
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Here`s one similar to the one I read before, it was a bit more detailed but I can`t find that one -
Post processing digital images - right or wrong? |
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Interesting article....and yes, I remember helping my dad in his darkroom and he would check the developing images and he would leave some in the developer longer, before putting them in the 'fixer'....I was only about ten years old at the time and did not fully understand the process.
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The bit I found most interesting was the fact that almost all images have had post processing applied by the camera before you even see the picture you`ve took.
But the camera software doesn`t always get it right, you know the image you saw, not the camera. The camera can only guess what is right from the information it has received from the sensor. That was the reason for me starting to process my images myself rather than letting the camera do it. |
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I liked the colour effect on A-ex's windswept tree but the oil-painting crazing is perhaps a bit much. I would like to see it in simple B&W really! |
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I wouldn't update your Photoscape Dianne, there is very little new that is in it...you just need to have a play with the version you have.
I have been a bit naughty and I have copied AccyExplorers picture of the tree.....I have cropped it and changed it to just Monochrome. I have confessed and I have promised to send the image to Accyexplorer so that he can have it for his archives and if he wants to let you see it he can post it on here.....the choice is up to him. |
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I had the image in my head......it is such a lovely shot of the tree. |
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Three of my cameras will take RAW images, but I have never bothered with using this format, considering it to be a bit of a fag. |
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Just a stroll around Entwistle Res today. Would suit Gremlin as it is flat and just acroos the road from the car park.You can walk as little or as far as you want. |
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Shooting RAW max? Looks like it from pic 2. |
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I haven't used raw fro quite some time. I am going to set my camera to shoot raw and jpeg again.
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