very nice set .. different in a great way ..
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very nice set .. different in a great way ..
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Sure no problem I can make few Print Scrns how i do this.Originally Posted by SaturnStrobe
These are superb Daniel, i really want to achieve looks like this in B&W, would you mind letting me know your post processing to get this kind of look. Thanks, Greg
Im using lightroom 2 as well, just noticed your reply to another enquirer but could you possibly elaborate a bit more
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Do you need Lightroom? Is it possible to just use Photoshop?
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PS is a powerful grain and certainly suitable for this purpose.
LR is a program that acts as a photo lab.
Very well organize pictures except PS which does not.
LR is very intuitive and fast.
Functions can be applied to imports from camera-specific features.
If you print photos in lab you can use the export option in PS but it is probably harder to achieve.
For sure You can find on a forum experts from both programs, I'm just a self-taught amateur, although I deal with IT.
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Next play with contrast and B&W
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fantastic set - very creative. My favourites are the bridge and the waffle - was this done in a light box?
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No Light box - I'm going to buy it, it was made in day light and little developed in the LR.
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very creative. I like this concept. i really enjoy watching your shots!!! thanks for sharing!
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I really enjoyed your abstracts.......stunning!
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My pleasure.
Still think of next. I even have some ideas but I have to think how to do it.
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