A photographer that doesn't use PhotoShop. Amazing work!!! Here is a link to a photographer that doesn't use PS on his photos. It's all done in the camera. I was fortunate enough to...

drk64 Loc: Washington State

Here is a link to a photographer that doesn't use PS on his photos.
It's all done in the camera. I was fortunate enough to see it in action. Our club brought him in for a seminar and an "In the Field" workshop. He was deleting pictures from his camera that I would have given my eye teeth to have on my wall. Hope you enjoy his photos.

http://www.randalljhodges.com/

bv52gyf Loc: Kincardine, Scotland

drk64 wrote:

Here is a link to a photographer that doesn't use PS on his photos.
It's all done in the camera. I was fortunate enough to see it in action. Our club brought him in for a seminar and an "In the Field" workshop. He was deleting pictures from his camera that I would have given my eye teeth to have on my wall. Hope you enjoy his photos.

http://www.randalljhodges.com/

Stunning images. thanks for the link
andy

TheDman Loc: USA

"making color adjustments in camera" certainly means choosing picture styles, which are nothing more than post-processing presets built into your camera by the camera engineers. It's much like going to Photoshop and clicking "Auto-levels"... a PP preset. There's nothing more noble or inherently good about choosing one preset over the other, or simply doing it yourself.

That said, great shots. Imagine how great they could be if he chose not to limit himself.

drk64 Loc: Washington State

TheDman wrote:

"making color adjustments in camera" certainly means choosing picture styles, which are nothing more than post-processing presets built into your camera by the camera engineers. It's much like going to Photoshop and clicking "Auto-levels"... a PP preset. There's nothing more noble or inherently good about choosing one preset over the other, or simply doing it yourself.

That said, great shots. Imagine how great they could be if he chose not to limit himself.

You're correct on the presets, but still a lot more to it than that. Majority of the pictures are time exposures with ND filters which include several techniques from f18-22 at different K levels.

cudakite Loc: San Antonio

TheDman wrote:

"making color adjustments in camera" certainly means choosing picture styles, which are nothing more than post-processing presets built into your camera by the camera engineers. It's much like going to Photoshop and clicking "Auto-levels"... a PP preset. There's nothing more noble or inherently good about choosing one preset over the other, or simply doing it yourself.

That said, great shots. Imagine how great they could be if he chose not to limit himself.

Yikes, that sounds way defensive, how come? Your reliance and fervor for PP does not make you a bad person, lighten up dude.

TheDman Loc: USA

drk64 wrote:

You're correct on the presets, but still a lot more to it than that. Majority of the pictures are time exposures with ND filters which include several techniques from f18-22 at different K levels.

You're correct, I was just pointing out one adjustment in particular.

TheDman Loc: USA

cudakite wrote:

Yikes, that sounds way defensive, how come? Your reliance and fervor for PP does not make you a bad person, lighten up dude.

Ask that to the dude who insists he doesn't pp.

drk64 Loc: Washington State

NO, NO No, just that I have all the same equipment Camera, PS, LR, Lenses but no filters (yet) and I'm not even close. I guess I need to spend more time shooting than learning all the computer stuff. Just a beginner at 66 years. Not intended to be defensive.

mwsilvers Loc: Central New Jersey

drk64 wrote:

Here is a link to a photographer that doesn't use PS on his photos.
It's all done in the camera. I was fortunate enough to see it in action. Our club brought him in for a seminar and an "In the Field" workshop. He was deleting pictures from his camera that I would have given my eye teeth to have on my wall. Hope you enjoy his photos.

http://www.randalljhodges.com/

I've seen his work before. Some pretty spectacular shots.

TheDman Loc: USA

Wasn't referring to you - I meant the photog in the link. His work is great, but why the need to tell everyone that you don't pp and then right after state that you don't care if anyone does? Clearly you care a little, or you would have never mentioned it, and you wouldn't mind doing some if the situation required.

St3v3M Loc: 35,000 feet

Thank you

Dryart38 Loc: Carlsbad, NM

drk64! You're right, there is life after photoshop! I checked out his link - his work is beautiful!

Grand Loc: Lebanon, Pa

Me, jpeg all the way.

Tom Kelley Loc: Roanoke, Virginia

TheDman wrote:

"making color adjustments in camera" certainly means choosing picture styles, which are nothing more than post-processing presets built into your camera by the camera engineers. It's much like going to Photoshop and clicking "Auto-levels"... a PP preset. There's nothing more noble or inherently good about choosing one preset over the other, or simply doing it yourself.

That said, great shots. Imagine how great they could be if he chose not to limit himself.

Agree 100%. He still changed the photo. Like to see some of his work straight out of the camera with no editing. I'd venture to say it wouldn't be any better than anyone else's work on here, all things being equal, composition, gear etc.

amyinsparta Loc: White county, TN

Edit in the camera, edit in Elements,etc. What is the difference? Either way, the original doesn't look like the finished product. Or am I wrong?