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Noice. I really like how the steam sort of mirrors the hill in opposite tone and direction.
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RangerScum posted:
Huh, I was just out there last week. You go through Yosemite?
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zeroprime posted:Huh, I was just out there last week. You go through Yosemite? Yeah I was in that area for five days. Stayed in Yosemite a couple nights, and then a couple nights in Mammoth Lakes.
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Would a polarizer help with shots like the one below where anything in the distance is a bit hazy and has a pronounced blue tint?
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InternetJunky posted:Would a polarizer help with shots like the one below where anything in the distance is a bit hazy and has a pronounced blue tint? Nope, that's diffusion caused by moisture in the air. Really cold weather helps to cut that down.
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InternetJunky posted:Would a polarizer help with shots like the one below where anything in the distance is a bit hazy and has a pronounced blue tint? An ND grad would be my first choice.
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Judicious use of the haze tool in the latest Lightroom can help with that too. It's kind of like clarity though.. use it as little as possible because it does horrible things to your picture if you crank it. But when it works, it's magic.
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Leviathor posted:An ND grad would be my first choice. So you'd have darker haze. Nice
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HookShot posted:
All four of those would be better if you bothered with perspective correction, but this is the one where I was sad about it.
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And a bit of dodging would make it less obvious you shot it through a fence
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RangerScum posted:All four of those would be better if you bothered with perspective correction, but this is the one where I was sad about it. Normally just changing the raw file to the right lens does it fine, and in this case when I chose the right lens it did nothing, so I tried to do it manually, and it just wouldn't do anything. I think the raw files on that card might be a bit hosed up or something (I had done it on other files that I did on different cards and it worked fine), so I'm canning the card since it's a few years old now anyway. Unless anyone else has an idea as to why everything would work except the lens correction/perspective stuff. edit: I also closed LR and re-opened it and same thing. ansel autisms posted:And a bit of dodging would make it less obvious you shot it through a fence eh he he oops 
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Did somebody say perspective correction?   This is the first time I've attempted to add it using software. SMERSH Mouth fucked around with this message at 06:07 on Sep 16, 2015 |
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None of them look corrected though.
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I think thats the point, I think hes trying to say it doesn't always work?
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HookShot posted:Christchurch My hometown. 
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By 'attempt' I mean I hit the automatic perspective correction button in ACR. I'll agree that there's not a whole lot to give the impression of PC in the last two, but the first one pretty much looks how I expected it would. Note that's not how I wanted it to look, but I guess I'd need an actual shift lens for that. Or I could have asked to borrow the crane. SMERSH Mouth fucked around with this message at 16:37 on Sep 16, 2015 |
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SMERSH Mouth posted:By 'attempt' I mean I hit the automatic perspective correction button in ACR. I'll agree that there's not a whole lot to give the impression of PC in the last two, but the first one pretty much looks how I expected it would. Note that's now how I wanted it to look, but I guess I'd need an actual shift lens for that. Check out the perspective crop tool instead
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SMERSH Mouth posted:By 'attempt' I mean I hit the automatic perspective correction button in ACR. I'll agree that there's not a whole lot to give the impression of PC in the last two, but the first one pretty much looks how I expected it would. Note that's now how I wanted it to look, but I guess I'd need an actual shift lens for that. Thought you used the perspective correction tool in LR, which would have probably fixed it properly since there are pretty well defined verticals in your shots.
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 RangerScum posted:Nope, that's diffusion caused by moisture in the air. Really cold weather helps to cut that down. xzzy posted:Judicious use of the haze tool in the latest Lightroom can help with that too. It's kind of like clarity though.. use it as little as possible because it does horrible things to your picture if you crank it.
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elgarbo posted:
elgarbo posted:
These two are great, especially the first. My brain tells me the second leans down to the right even though I checked and it's level.
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gently caress you're right it is. Elgarbo stop breaking my brain with your photography tia
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Blame the stupid earth for not building everything perfectly horizontal. You so dumb, planet!
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Beige posted:These two are great, especially the first. My brain tells me the second leans down to the right even though I checked and it's level. Wafflecopper posted:gently caress you're right it is. Elgarbo stop breaking my brain with your photography tia Thanks kindly. The first one was shot out of a moving bus window!
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That photo reminds me of a movie I just watched - Enemy at the Gates. Not exactly a 'good' movie, but the cinematography, look of the film stock & color grading was pretty striking (for someone who doesn't watch a lot of movies, but has mostly seen newer ones recently) and it definitely had a lot of old grain elevator shots.  
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