IR @ Macritchie

[terence0023]

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[terence0023]

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[terence0023]

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[Darren Nonis]

Fab pictures man. Like the LOTR effect of your pictures. Care to share which function in photoshop you used.

Great work

 

[airforce1]

Wow snow in singapore. Nice shot. #12 If you can include the foreground gate look like gateaway to snowy mountains.

 

[terence0023]

Fab pictures man. Like the LOTR effect of your pictures. Care to share which function in photoshop you used.

Great work

Thanks man,

you might want to check out Ark19 instructions in editing using PS....

 

[ark19]

Hi Terence,
nice series :thumbsup:
Love the fluffy clouds!

 

[terence0023]

Hi Terence,
nice series :thumbsup:
Love the fluffy clouds!

thanks man.... me still newbie........... still must learning from all the shifu here....:sweat:

 

[Pablo]

Hi terence0023,

Hello there. I like your series....
Especially 2, 4, 6, 7 (you were using teerex's tripod ? :bsmilie: ) and best #10.

A bit of a tweek with the hues in the red and yellow area may give a favourable outcome
with a few of them.

Look forward to your posts.


Cheers

 

[terence0023]

Hi terence0023,

Hello there. I like your series....
Especially 2, 4, 6, 7 (you were using teerex's tripod ? :bsmilie: ) and best #10.

A bit of a tweek with the hues in the red and yellow area may give a favourable outcome
with a few of them.

Look forward to your posts.


Cheers

Noted, btw all shots were taken hand held........:bsmilie:

 

[hazmee]

Heya bro,

Great shots as usual. Nothing less impressive I must say. But I have one question though. How come the images look kinda soft? Cheers!

 

[terence0023]

Heya bro,

Great shots as usual. Nothing less impressive I must say. But I have one question though. How come the images look kinda soft? Cheers!

hmmm .......... maybe its the kit lens that i'm using...... ..not too sure..... anyone can advise.......:dunno:

 

[photonick2004]

Nice pictures, but how did you get the sky blue? Take one with the IR filter and another without, then select and layer over the IR one in PS? Plus maybe adjusting the hue and saturation and burn the clouds??? Just bought my IR filter and couldn't really figure out how you guys did it. Please share. Thanks!

 

[terence0023]

Nice pictures, but how did you get the sky blue? Take one with the IR filter and another without, then select and layer over the IR one in PS? Plus maybe adjusting the hue and saturation and burn the clouds??? Just bought my IR filter and couldn't really figure out how you guys did it. Please share. Thanks!

hi

copyrights of ark19.....(hope you dun mind......................:sweat: )
http://ark19.clubsnap.org/gallery/snow/snow_00?full=1
http://vortex.exitmusik.com/IR_share.atn

jus download the file then follow the instructions.

all pics are taken using the IR filter. ........ all adjustments the colour saturation done in PS.

hope this helps.........

 

[ark19]

hi

copyrights of ark19.....(hope you dun mind......................:sweat: )
http://ark19.clubsnap.org/gallery/snow/snow_00?full=1
http://vortex.exitmusik.com/IR_share.atn

jus download the file then follow the instructions.

all pics are taken using the IR filter. ........ all adjustments the colour saturation done in PS.

hope this helps.........

Aiyo, no prob

photonick2004,
Do read up this 2 threads:
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=116841
http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthread.php?t=114580

 

[photonick2004]

OK. Did all of that and downloaded the IR action. Which folder within PS must I copy the action into? Otherwise, thanks a lot ark19 and terrence0023. Will try it out tonight. Cheers!

 

[ark19]

OK. Did all of that and downloaded the IR action. Which folder within PS must I copy the action into? Otherwise, thanks a lot ark19 and terrence0023. Will try it out tonight. Cheers!

Look for a folder similar to this (Actually can be placed anywhere, but it is better to be systematic ):
C:\Program Files\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS2\Presets\Photoshop Actions
Copy the .ATN file into the folder.
Launch Photoshop.
Click on Actions tab.
Click on the Button (with a triangle).
Select Load Actions...
Browse for the ATN file and click load.