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Colorizing - 42 - Confession
Feb 23, 2024 20:01:26 #
RogStrix wrote:
Err, throughout history photographers have manipulated pictures, guess there are very few that are actually 'straight out of camera?'
I agree. That's why I think some of us are getting too hung up on this. Thats why I suggested a different name for alerted photos so they can unwad their panties. Of course AI is different.
Feb 25, 2024 22:13:08 #
Toby wrote:
I agree. That's why I think some of us are getting too hung up on this. Thats why I suggested a different name for alerted photos so they can unwad their panties. Of course AI is different.
In response to the quoted post and your earlier comment, what does "straight out of the camera" mean for a digital image? Both the JPEG and the RAW files are computer manipulations of light levels falling on pixels in the image sensor.
WYSIWTCSEDISB: What You See Is What The Camera Software Engineer Decided It Should Be.
Feb 26, 2024 09:19:46 #
JohnFrim wrote:
In response to the quoted post and your earlier comment, what does "straight out of the camera" mean for a digital image? Both the JPEG and the RAW files are computer manipulations of light levels falling on pixels in the image sensor.
WYSIWTCSEDISB: What You See Is What The Camera Software Engineer Decided It Should Be.
WYSIWTCSEDISB: What You See Is What The Camera Software Engineer Decided It Should Be.
That's funny. Maybe it would end the argument.
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Feb 26, 2024 13:33:22 #
Jim. I am curious as to how long it takes to colorize a photo. This one for example. I love the colorization of these shots. I think the are far better than the b&w. I know some will disagree. I used to be only b&w but that was a long long time ago. Like back in the seventies when I did all my own processing. Now I’m doing my ow processing in color (digital)
Thanks for sharing your work
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