Subject : Re: [Anaglyphs] Lake Waterford Trees & Roots/LR/ Brian From : "'Larry Robert Fischer' lrfbob(-at-)comcast.net [anaglyphs]" To : Date : Mon, 20 Apr 2015 01:32:39 -0500
Brian, thanks for the reply, I have just started to shoot raw in my Canon
Rebel and like the results. You do a great job in Photoshop on your images. I
have been learning HDR and want to add it to my 3D images, problem is it takes a
lot of photos to do and action shots are almost impossible. I have gotten some
action shots with HDR toning but not True HDR . All and all your pictures are
excellent and your talent shows in them my friend.
Subject: RE: [Anaglyphs] Lake Waterford Trees &
Roots/LR
Thank you
Larry. No, there was no HDR toning used here. I believe I did try it
on a different version however and didn't see enough positive difference for my
taste on this particular image.
Occasionally someone else has
asked the same question since I started shooting in RAW format and adjusting all
my images manually. At the bottom of my text you will see "ACR" which
stands for "Adobe Camera Raw". That is the adjustments I use for RAW
format since the camera adjustments are basically replaced by your own
processing and editing skills in Photoshop.
In this particular
scene which of course was a bit more drab than usual because it's only the
beginning of Spring, I decided to increase vibrancy to add a bit more overall
color intensity. Also, I suspect another adjustment in Photoshop may have
prompted you to ask this question. That adjustment falls under the
equalization setting. I sometimes use it on another layer and adjust the
opacity to my taste. I don't believe you use Photoshop if I remember
correctly but you may be familiar with equalization and layers in
another good software.
These types of ACR and PS adjustments combined
with the full frame and higher resolution of my Nikon D600 I believe have given
some of my images a look that you may suspect is HDR toning. I will on
occasion however, add a very slight touch of HDR toning on certain images for
slightly improved details if I see positive improvement results but like this
case, I wasn't pleased with the results it gave me.
Cheers,
Brian
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