Official Photography Thread: Vol. ICan'tFindTheLastOne
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Yea its a film camera...kit lens? If you mean the lens it came with, then yea i guess....hahaha forgive me for my ignorance.
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When I photoshop my photos, it's pretty much like this the whole time:
- Brightness/Contrast (I always boost my contrast levels)
- Hue
- Selct color (Usually I bring out whatever color dominates the image. Also like to make the whites as white as possible)
- And I always crop my photos. My photos are never postioned correctly....
I am not super into "legit" photography (not even sure if that is the right term) cause all my photos are superimposed compared to what was actually taken. I think in photos, there is a level of selling that you cannot pass over and I am always crossing that line. But still, I like to make my stuff kind of artsy and fictional.......
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- Brightness/Contrast (I always boost my contrast levels)
- Hue
- Selct color (Usually I bring out whatever color dominates the image. Also like to make the whites as white as possible)
- And I always crop my photos. My photos are never postioned correctly....
I am not super into "legit" photography (not even sure if that is the right term) cause all my photos are superimposed compared to what was actually taken. I think in photos, there is a level of selling that you cannot pass over and I am always crossing that line. But still, I like to make my stuff kind of artsy and fictional.......
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Some nice pics in here
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Fongstarr, could you post an original and a post-processed?
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Yo....kinda new to all this. Just started a photography class this school year. Anyways my new camera just came in and its sitting right in front of me right now, just wanna know how "good" it really is. Its a Canon EOS Rebel K2. If i can get some input on how good it is quality wise compared to other cameras like what you guys are using, then hey thanks a lot yall. Peace
Literally if you spend more than like 200-300 on your first film camera you're an idiot.. if someone loaned or gave you something thats one thing but literally I would laugh at someone if they walked into begining film photography class with some sick $1000+ camera...
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Fongstarr, I love your last photograph
i'm russian, if that matters.
i'm russian, if that matters.
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fongstarr
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^^^^Thanks homie.....
irpstakid...I don't have the defore and after (didn't save the PS file and I already threw away the original) but it's something like this:
Think of it as stacking 2 layers of identical photos on top of each other. The top one would be black and white and the one below it would be color. Simply cut out the black/white layer on top to reveal the section of the bottom photo that you want color. It's as simple as that. Here's a really cruddy step by step off the top of my head.
-open photo
-duplicate photo
-take the top layer and saturate ot down to balck and white (hue/saturation sliders)
-then either take the eraser tool or create a path of the section that you want deleted on the black/white photo and then erase it to reveal the bottom photo.
Usually I always photoshop each photo first. The black and white I REALLY increase the contrast and with the color, I always saturate it higher to make the colors more vivid. Let me know if you got any other questions......
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irpstakid...I don't have the defore and after (didn't save the PS file and I already threw away the original) but it's something like this:
Think of it as stacking 2 layers of identical photos on top of each other. The top one would be black and white and the one below it would be color. Simply cut out the black/white layer on top to reveal the section of the bottom photo that you want color. It's as simple as that. Here's a really cruddy step by step off the top of my head.
-open photo
-duplicate photo
-take the top layer and saturate ot down to balck and white (hue/saturation sliders)
-then either take the eraser tool or create a path of the section that you want deleted on the black/white photo and then erase it to reveal the bottom photo.
Usually I always photoshop each photo first. The black and white I REALLY increase the contrast and with the color, I always saturate it higher to make the colors more vivid. Let me know if you got any other questions......
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Part of the "victory over fashizm" monument (WW II)
It says: "USSR Victory"
i'm russian, if that matters.
It says: "USSR Victory"
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I have question for everyone concerning their photo libraries?..
Do you keep the "original" & "photoshopped/cropped/reduced" copy of every picture?....
Do you keep the "original" & "photoshopped/cropped/reduced" copy of every picture?....
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I try to keep both if I can but lately I've been taking too many random pics so I have been throwing alot away. But it's nice to keep the originals. I should probably start doing that and burning them to a disk......
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Brooklyn Bridge, 2006
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What up All!
I posted this picture a while back when I was looking for some help cleaning it up so that it can be blown up and printed on canvas. I thought I would try bringing it back up some for more help...seeing if one of you guys can trying using "HDR" to improve the image. I know its not a great clear photo to begin with, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Its my grandmother's place in the Philippines. If it helps, I can email the image out to you...
Thanks,
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I posted this picture a while back when I was looking for some help cleaning it up so that it can be blown up and printed on canvas. I thought I would try bringing it back up some for more help...seeing if one of you guys can trying using "HDR" to improve the image. I know its not a great clear photo to begin with, but any help would be greatly appreciated. Its my grandmother's place in the Philippines. If it helps, I can email the image out to you...
Thanks,
Alfredo!
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^printing on canvas doesn't require that high a dpi so it really depends all on pixel rates. i.e. how big you want it and how big it was shot at. I would go to real print shop i.e. probably not kinkos type thing and ask what kind of dpi you need for canvas and then go from there...
The have a few printers in my schools Service Bureau that can print on canvas but i'm reasonably sure its not cheap and my school discounts printing for students.
Just thinking about that for min. I realize HDR give an luminism painting kinda look but it honestly doesnt strike me as it would print very well on canvas. canvas printing works quite well more for graphic based stuff (solid hue's and shapes/forms) that you want on durable surface... It's not made for like printing a painting...
The have a few printers in my schools Service Bureau that can print on canvas but i'm reasonably sure its not cheap and my school discounts printing for students.
Just thinking about that for min. I realize HDR give an luminism painting kinda look but it honestly doesnt strike me as it would print very well on canvas. canvas printing works quite well more for graphic based stuff (solid hue's and shapes/forms) that you want on durable surface... It's not made for like printing a painting...
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I love seeing this thread pop up...
A few more of my contributions:
The bar was empty, me and the friends just lined up some Jager bombs, so I went for it. A little noisy from the high ISO I had to use, but I thought it came out great...
I obviously drink a lot, but we've all gotta raise our glasses to the good life...
Recent trip to the Bay area. I forget what this spot is called. A lil lens flare, but nothing I thought was too distracting...
A few more of my contributions:
The bar was empty, me and the friends just lined up some Jager bombs, so I went for it. A little noisy from the high ISO I had to use, but I thought it came out great...
I obviously drink a lot, but we've all gotta raise our glasses to the good life...
Recent trip to the Bay area. I forget what this spot is called. A lil lens flare, but nothing I thought was too distracting...
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^^^^What kind of camera do you use? And I think that is the Legion Of Honor. Great museum.....
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I'm going to start shooting nightclubs and lounges pretty soon as well as other freelance projects for school.
I was planning on getting a Canon Speedlite 220 as well as a 50mm Standard Lens (Dom whattup!) and a 28mm wide angle lens with a 2.8f. Am I doing the right thing or should I look elsewhere? Because I don't have a real technical knowledge of lenses and stuff I know for a fact that the flash depends on the lens....Dammit I just need some help.
My-T.
I'm going to start shooting nightclubs and lounges pretty soon as well as other freelance projects for school.
I was planning on getting a Canon Speedlite 220 as well as a 50mm Standard Lens (Dom whattup!) and a 28mm wide angle lens with a 2.8f. Am I doing the right thing or should I look elsewhere? Because I don't have a real technical knowledge of lenses and stuff I know for a fact that the flash depends on the lens....Dammit I just need some help.
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