Lichen/Moss
Feb 3, 2015 10:27:26 #
Feb 4, 2015 05:56:05 #
Excellent, Coming along Great with your handheld stacks.. Can't wait to see more. Hoping for some critters maybe this spring? I use different lichens as well as some of my props for the jumpers. A lot resemble live corals, beautiful material.
Flyextreme wrote:
Zerene Pmax is all I used. I did fix some of the worst parts. These didn't warrant much effort to me.
#1 is 8 images; #2 is 5 images
Both are handheld. So far, H-H is all I've ever done. I have yet to use my focus rail, the attachment I got for the focus ring or even my tripod for that matter. I always plan to, but I just don't seem to get around to it. Not possible to use in this instance and almost impossible and for me, in most other cases in the field too.
#1 is 8 images; #2 is 5 images
Both are handheld. So far, H-H is all I've ever done. I have yet to use my focus rail, the attachment I got for the focus ring or even my tripod for that matter. I always plan to, but I just don't seem to get around to it. Not possible to use in this instance and almost impossible and for me, in most other cases in the field too.
Feb 4, 2015 12:24:01 #
fstop22 wrote:
Thanks! Most of the time I don't plan to stack, I just kinda seize the opportunity. If I were ambitious, I might have batch processed these from raw to tiff to try and pull out some detail from the blown out areas and give the program more to work with. I don't think these were worth the effort, even though I might have learned something (like how to batch process :wink: ).Excellent, Coming along Great with your handheld stacks.. Can't wait to see more. Hoping for some critters maybe this spring? I use different lichens as well as some of my props for the jumpers. A lot resemble live corals, beautiful material.
Feb 4, 2015 20:35:45 #
Flyextreme wrote:
You can batch process with the Nik software as well. Applying just your contrast adjustments in Nik prior to running thru zerene gives you a better finished product.Thanks! Most of the time I don't plan to stack, I just kinda seize the opportunity. If I were ambitious, I might have batch processed these from raw to tiff to try and pull out some detail from the blown out areas and give the program more to work with. I don't think these were worth the effort, even though I might have learned something (like how to batch process :wink: ).
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