Taken with Fuji finepix 602, looks like slides

[togu]

Cool!!! Just to addon the sharpening process,

1. Convert to Lab mode, select "Lightness" channel, apply USM filter with the following settings
- Amount = 100%
- Radius = 2
- Threshold = 2

2. For the "a" channel, apply Gaussian Blur filter, raidus 1
3. For the "b" channel, apply Gaussian Blur filter, raidus 1
4. Convert back to RGB mode.

;p

 

[togu]

And darn, the red channel is using "Colour Burn" ? I was using "Darken" and the image appears to be bluish. :embrass:

 

[Acieed]

Cool!!! Just to addon the sharpening process,

1. Convert to Lab mode, select "Lightness" channel, apply USM filter with the following settings
- Amount = 100%
- Radius = 2
- Threshold = 2

2. For the "a" channel, apply Gaussian Blur filter, raidus 1
3. For the "b" channel, apply Gaussian Blur filter, raidus 1
4. Convert back to RGB mode.

;p

Thanks togu

 

[andre]

WOW !!! this is great man..... But please can someone translate another step to english ?...

Thanks,
Andre

 

[hackie]

hmmm..... this is wat i get..... how is it?

 

[Wolfgang]

Looks ok to me... would you care to share your workflow with us all?

 

[tomshen]

Thanks Acieed! I am very busy these days, glad to see u help others make better understanding.

Somehow I found the basic flow is far from enough to achive desired effect, at least to me. I think there are more things covered behind the screen, espeically a better understanding of PS and color management. Good to practice though. btw, I am not saying these Chinese photographers are how better, but they look to me keen in experiment, that's the most important thing.

Have fun, to all!

 

[hackie]

Looks ok to me... would you care to share your workflow with us all?

eh..... i juz followed wat they had translated + some changes in the values..

 

[melnjes]

Cool! Will try it out - thanks for the translation! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :heart:

 

[Pokka]

cool. look at the difference.