Posts for: rick-o
Jul 27, 2014 23:32:22 #
I couldn't agree more... plenty of beauty right at home....
Jul 27, 2014 23:29:40 #
The best way to learn Photomatix is to keep messing with it, experiment, and see what all those sliders do.There are no wrong settings,only ones that do something other than what you want. I use Photomatix often to improve my photos. and most of the time I'm working on a single picture, not a true HDR with 3 or more shots at different exposures.And yes, thats a great shot you posted.
Jul 27, 2014 23:22:35 #
Now that is art I can appreciate!! Thanx so much for posting ...the silver-grey horse is incredible!!
Jul 27, 2014 23:12:58 #
I got Essentials, then the regular version, then the Pro. The Pro offers more choices as to how the image is processed.
And yes, I use it on single shots more than true HDR. It does stuff that most other editors dont, and does it well.
And yes, I use it on single shots more than true HDR. It does stuff that most other editors dont, and does it well.
Mar 4, 2014 09:43:09 #
'cause everything was wireless back then.......
Mar 3, 2014 12:47:46 #
I would have to guess the construction time to be several years... totally over the top!! I would be losing things in there constantly!! Thanx and a hat tip to you!
Jan 24, 2014 06:30:00 #
rook2c4 wrote:
The images look so other-worldly! And beautiful!
Very well captured and processed.
Very well captured and processed.
Mine are not processed.... this is how they were.
Jan 10, 2014 07:13:57 #
Cdouthitt wrote:
One last thing to keep in mind...the camera must be simple enough for others to use...since you want to be in some of the images...and yes, that is a rubber chicken...Google the back of my shirt if you need to know more.
http://douthittfamily.smugmug.com/Other/Doof-Clenas/i-64McTbn/0/O/DSCF0051.jpg
http://douthittfamily.smugmug.com/Other/Doof-Clenas/i-F3Bpvvt/0/O/DSCF0047.jpg
http://douthittfamily.smugmug.com/Other/Doof-Clenas/i-64McTbn/0/O/DSCF0051.jpg
http://douthittfamily.smugmug.com/Other/Doof-Clenas/i-F3Bpvvt/0/O/DSCF0047.jpg
can't read the shirt...
Jan 8, 2014 07:20:17 #
Like the 'Goat...and the red stripe down the body that matches the red on the tires... very classy! My mid life crisis car will be a '69 Firebird 400...
Jan 8, 2014 07:12:12 #
Look, Maaaannnn... the first pic is a really good one..I guess you never noticed the sky BEHIND the 'fisher... so what if you have a really short depth of field? The in-focus eye looking down so intently...Its an action shot... content and composition are more important than perfect focus. Give yourself some darn credit, will ya???
Jan 7, 2014 21:07:21 #
Hankwt wrote:
Thanks busted shutter ill stick with Maple syrop an excuse to make pancakes !!!
with Blueberries!!
Jan 7, 2014 07:05:40 #
wolfie111 wrote:
Beautiful pictures. Clouds are so interesting. Not one are alike with the other. Kinda like humans. Have a mind of it's own..Love it..
Wolfie..
Wolfie..
some more odd clouds:
Jan 6, 2014 20:45:46 #
First off, I did not take these pictures. I am posting them for two reasons: 1) They are really amazing, beautiful pictures that could inspire you to experiment..
2) Yer dern tootin' I wish I took 'em!!
2) Yer dern tootin' I wish I took 'em!!
Jan 6, 2014 15:09:42 #
rdgreenwood wrote:
What I really like about Nik is that I can use the range of exposures without it being grunge-obvious. A couple of the images that have been posted in this forum were, to me, too dark in the foreground. I could rectify that with Nik software. This, of course, highly subjective, so I may be out of sync with the person who created the image.
Right. I think I know the pics you mean and I thought the same thing about the foreground...and they had "That HDR Look" that I am getting kinda tired of... really takes a gentle hand and a sharp eye to avoid... happens way too easy. But, as you say, this is very subjective and the author/photographer may really like them that way!
Jan 6, 2014 14:40:18 #
rdgreenwood wrote:
Nice result.
Thanks! I agree with you about the grunge thing...I played with it when I first got the demo version, but soon tired of it and...if I were a painter I guess you'd call me a realist.