Creating In Camera Art…..So Easy A Caveman Could Do It: I decided to try something new…..using the in camera effects setting for “Photo Illustration”. This is pretty much how the...

deanfl Loc: Georgia

I decided to try something new…..using the in camera effects setting for “Photo Illustration”.

This is pretty much how the photos looked SOOC with minor tweaks that really didn’t change much in how the photos looked.

Nikon D5500 with Sigma 100-400.

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jaymatt Loc: Alexandria, Indiana

Interesting processing. I like numbers one, three, and four. The others, not so much.

Longshadow Loc: Audubon, PA, United States

I like number three.

Bigmike1 Loc: I am from Gaffney, S.C. but live in Utah.

Nice. Youenses have a good eye. These are great shots.

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

It looks like simple posterization with a color and contrast boost. Two minutes to do the same thing in Photoshop.

deanfl Loc: Georgia

Fotoartist wrote:

It looks like simple posterization with a color and contrast boost. Two minutes to do the same thing in Photoshop.

Yes, two minutes for you. Not everyone has the software or knowledge to do this in post processing.

deanfl Loc: Georgia

jaymatt wrote:

Interesting processing. I like numbers one, three, and four. The others, not so much.

Thank you John….I will take a .600 batting average.

Bridges Loc: Memphis, Charleston SC, now Nazareth PA

jaymatt wrote:

Interesting processing. I like numbers one, three, and four. The others, not so much.

My exact thoughts! Good to experiment though, we have such wonderful tools at hand and it is good to experiment with them. I've done that a little -- maybe after seeing these fine examples I'll do more!

deanfl Loc: Georgia

Longshadow wrote:

I like number three.

Thank you for choosing.

deanfl Loc: Georgia

Bigmike1 wrote:

Nice. Youenses have a good eye. These are great shots.

Thank you for the compliment.

deanfl Loc: Georgia

Bridges wrote:

My exact thoughts! Good to experiment though, we have such wonderful tools at hand and it is good to experiment with them. I've done that a little -- maybe after seeing these fine examples I'll do more!

Thank you for commenting and the compliment.

Fotoartist Loc: Detroit, Michigan

Fotoartist wrote:

It looks like simple posterization with a color and contrast boost. Two minutes to do the same thing in Photoshop.

I do realize some things, like you have to have the program.

How to posterize your images in Photoshop.

Upload the file. Select the image you want to posterize in Photoshop.
In the top menu, select Image › Adjustments › Posterize.
Select the level of posterization.
Done.

deanfl Loc: Georgia

Fotoartist wrote:

I do realize some things, like you have to have the program.

How to posterize your images in Photoshop.

Upload the file. Select the image you want to posterize in Photoshop.
In the top menu, select Image › Adjustments › Posterize.
Select the level of posterization.
Done.

Thank you for this information. I use Photoshop Elements and believe I can do something similar in it though I haven’t tried.

joecichjr Loc: Chicago S. Suburbs, Illinois, USA

deanfl wrote:

I decided to try something new…..using the in camera effects setting for “Photo Illustration”.

This is pretty much how the photos looked SOOC with minor tweaks that really didn’t change much in how the photos looked.

Nikon D5500 with Sigma 100-400.

Pure photographic magnificence, especially the first 👑🔆👑🔆👑

J-SPEIGHT Loc: Akron, Ohio

deanfl wrote:

I decided to try something new…..using the in camera effects setting for “Photo Illustration”.

This is pretty much how the photos looked SOOC with minor tweaks that really didn’t change much in how the photos looked.

Nikon D5500 with Sigma 100-400.

Beautiful images Dean.