SurrealDreamWalker
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Subscribing to this thread :thumbsup:
A lot of 'talented' PP-digital artists here :thumbsup:
A lot of 'talented' PP-digital artists here :thumbsup:
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Post your 'Before' & 'After' Post Processing pictures
- Thread starter SamPaul
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Original out of cam Jpeg
Final result processed from RAW.
Steps:
Leveling and some distortion correction.
Crop to square.
Remove dust spots (using heal).
Adjusting blacks and contrast.
Desaturate using channels.
Adjust luminosity in channels.
adjust blacks, fill and contrast.
add clarity.
noise reduction.
Resize to smaller.
slight unsharp mask.
Add borders and signature.
somehow i prefer the orig photo without pp.... nice colours
somehow i prefer the orig photo without pp.... nice colours
cant agree more, the original is beautiful
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sinned79
Senior Member
my new contribution... this is a more recent photo i took on friday night. my favorite photo for that night. was a bit adventurous so sneak into CTE to took this.
Before
After
Process:
- On Canon DPP (did this purely on canon DPP)
1. I corrected the white balance.
2. Played with curves. Experimented a little different curve settings that I always use and I like the end result!
Reason why I did some PP to the original cos I felt that it looks dull... so with some experiment on the curves, I hope to make it looks more interesting and exciting.
Before
After
Process:
- On Canon DPP (did this purely on canon DPP)
1. I corrected the white balance.
2. Played with curves. Experimented a little different curve settings that I always use and I like the end result!
Reason why I did some PP to the original cos I felt that it looks dull... so with some experiment on the curves, I hope to make it looks more interesting and exciting.
CPhotography
New Member
my new contribution... this is a more recent photo i took on friday night. my favorite photo for that night. was a bit adventurous so sneak into CTE to took this.
Before
After
Process:
- On Canon DPP (did this purely on canon DPP)
1. I corrected the white balance.
2. Played with curves. Experimented a little different curve settings that I always use and I like the end result!
Reason why I did some PP to the original cos I felt that it looks dull... so with some experiment on the curves, I hope to make it looks more interesting and exciting.
:thumbsup: for the idea
sinned79
Senior Member
baggiolee
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hellfire88
Senior Member
omg thanks for showing this! respect!!! now i feel like trying also but looks super difficult :sweat:
redmonsoon
Senior Member
Personal fun project. The b4 is just a normal guy in that pose, nothing much to see..lol
Started out just as a curious experiment to see how combining a guy and lava will look. But then I start adding more & more till I decided to just complete it..
Really fun deciding what goes where and which parts should be more hardened, spilling, or just more like contained underneath the surface.. On his left chest theres this muscle structure cause its important to not make him look all 'hard', else will look more boring..
There is an obvious lack of smoke, glow or maybe other associated elements but that is as preferred; I like it 'cleaner' so can see more detail..
All elements are taken from photos and manipulated, I can't draw..lol
I'm a freelance retoucher..
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asthio88
Senior Member
tks... the taste ws great too :;p
somehow i prefer the orig photo without pp.... nice colours
cant agree more, the original is beautiful
Thanks. I set out to shoot the shot with B&W in mind. And the orginal sort of have a blue cast from the Big stopper.
delinquent
Member
Well though not much but let me share mine as well.
Before:
After:
Nice pp work! I don't see the edges "glowing". Sharp subject. Which type of blur did you use if you don't mind me asking?
delinquent
Member
Hi here's a contribution too
#1
Before
I cloned the shaded area over the lady who walked past. Then blur the image somemore to cover up traces of cloning. Level it, did some changes to brightness/contrast. Some adjustments to colour balance and lastly cropped it accordingly.
After
#2
Before
Created different copies of diff exposures and went through HDR processing.
After
#1
Before
I cloned the shaded area over the lady who walked past. Then blur the image somemore to cover up traces of cloning. Level it, did some changes to brightness/contrast. Some adjustments to colour balance and lastly cropped it accordingly.
After
#2
Before
Created different copies of diff exposures and went through HDR processing.
After
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mabmy
Senior Member
delinquent said:Nice pp work! I don't see the edges "glowing". Sharp subject. Which type of blur did you use if you don't mind me asking?
Hi there, this is done with CS5 filter>Lens Blur. The success of the pp is not the blurring method used but from refine edge after doing a quick selection with magic wand. Damn good feature.
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