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Fireworks negative images
Jan 14, 2019 10:22:21 #
Jan 14, 2019 10:45:01 #
This is a very nice photo. I have come to look on fireworks and fireworks pictures as kind of boring, even my own. Sorry. But I like this one.
I live down the street from the high school where the Fourth of July fireworks are fired off so we have a front row seat to them without leaving my yard. As a result I have dozens of photos of them. I will have to try making negatives out of some of them. Thanks for the idea.
BTW, the title of your post is "Fireworks negative images". Since "images" is plural I was expecting more than one.
I live down the street from the high school where the Fourth of July fireworks are fired off so we have a front row seat to them without leaving my yard. As a result I have dozens of photos of them. I will have to try making negatives out of some of them. Thanks for the idea.
BTW, the title of your post is "Fireworks negative images". Since "images" is plural I was expecting more than one.
Jan 14, 2019 10:48:17 #
jbrown wrote:
I had some fun with fireworks taken from about two city blocks away, and then processing to negative images. I thought the colors interesting. Canon 80d, Canon100-400 f4-5.6 @f11, ISO 200, 3 seconds on tripod.
Pretty, looks like wildflowers.
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Jan 14, 2019 13:27:46 #
jbrown wrote:
I had some fun with fireworks taken from about two city blocks away, and then processing to negative images. I thought the colors interesting. Canon 80d, Canon100-400 f4-5.6 @f11, ISO 200, 3 seconds on tripod.
Jan 14, 2019 17:39:24 #
Jan 14, 2019 17:43:34 #
Unique perspective. The 'bones' of the burst are more evident. I really like it.
Jan 14, 2019 18:08:08 #
jbrown wrote:
I had some fun with fireworks taken from about two city blocks away, and then processing to negative images. I thought the colors interesting. Canon 80d, Canon100-400 f4-5.6 @f11, ISO 200, 3 seconds on tripod.
...very interesting, great jobJan 14, 2019 20:26:28 #
Jan 14, 2019 21:41:15 #
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jbrown, For those of us "challenged" photographers, what does it mean and how do you do, "processing to negative."
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Jan 16, 2019 19:34:16 #
EdJ0307 wrote:
This is a very nice photo. I have come to look on ... (show quote)
Thanks for your note; I thought I had more than just this one. The others I did black and white and were uninteresting
Jan 21, 2019 22:34:39 #
Darren01 wrote:
Sorry for the delay. In your post processing software, (I use Corel but any will have this feature) the is a choice to convert the image to a negative. It will be in the same menu as other "view" adjustments, grayscale, sepia, etc.
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