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AMAZING...Makes me drool!
@tsk - psychadelic !!! Awesome pic !!!
My contribution for today -
Clicked a series of pics just 20-30 mins back. This gang of Langurs - regular visitors to my garden, came down to lounge around.
Mommy... am i cute enough for the chicks ?????
Burrrp !!!! oops.. sorry !!
Puzzled !
comments : bring' em on !!
Camera - Nikon4100 P&S
Location - Vizhinam Trivandrum

Great Compo KP, though the B&W Conversion leaves a lot to be desired.
I think you just did a simple desaturate or convert to greyscale. Thats not the best way to go B&W, you need to do a little more work for B&W to get best results
A good workflow is here
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This is easily translatable to gIMP, the free Image manipulation tool
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Anyways here is one of my shots in color

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Originally Posted by guyonblackybx
(Post 741627)
Clicked this long time back occation was "Ganesh Visarjan" at Saroor Nagar Lake Hyderabad.
Camera: Canon 400D
Lens: Sigma 70-300mm DG Macro  |
@guyonblackybx, are sure this is a 70-300 mm lens shot, FOV looks like of a wide lens,
have used your kit lens 18-55 ?
Biju
TSK, im literally speechless, i dont even know what to say.
One of the best pictures i have ever seen!!
P.S. - Could you tell me how do i go about this selective colouring, ive seen so many pictures but dont know how to keep one portion of a picture colour and the rest in B&W.
Also, im on a mac, so if possible, please let me know of some mac compatible program to do this. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by Xehaust
(Post 742917)
P.S. - Could you tell me how do i go about this selective colouring, ive seen so many pictures but dont know how to keep one portion of a picture colour and the rest in B&W. |
Pretty simple in Picasa. PS will give better effect though. I am not sure if Picasa works with Mac, check it on the site. Heres one I posted long back:
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Originally Posted by mail4ajo
(Post 722609)
Test shot with a Tamron 70-300mm, Small editing in Picasa  |
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Originally Posted by Xehaust
(Post 742917)
TSK, im literally speechless, i dont even know what to say.
One of the best pictures i have ever seen!!
P.S. - Could you tell me how do i go about this selective colouring, ive seen so many pictures but dont know how to keep one portion of a picture colour and the rest in B&W.
Also, im on a mac, so if possible, please let me know of some mac compatible program to do this. Thanks. |
Thanks for your kind words.
You can use Apple aperture or GIMP on MAC.
Search google for tutorials.
In this particular case, there is no selective coloring.
I just "Desaturated Green/Yellow/Orange" colors.
Since that left red magenta and purple just the flower remained in color.
Another one of similar type

Thanks for the tip mail4ajo and tsk :)
Lets see if can get some nice pics now :D
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Originally Posted by Mayavi
(Post 741635)
This is the second pic you posted here taken around that lake, do you live in Saroor Nagar? |
Not exactly in Saroornagar but at Kothapet.
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Originally Posted by BijuPaul
(Post 742900)
@guyonblackybx, are sure this is a 70-300 mm lens shot, FOV looks like of a wide lens,
have used your kit lens 18-55 ?
Biju |
Said it right Biju,
Its not 70-300mm. Clicked it with my Kit lens 18-55mm :P typed out that just out of habit was not realy thinking stupid:
From old stock. Sending for print. Afternoon light. Black velvet behind. EOS 1Ds MarkII with 100 macro.

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Originally Posted by Rudra Sen
(Post 743426)
From old stock. Sending for print. Afternoon light. Black velvet behind. EOS 1Ds MarkII with 100 macro. |
Superb shot!. Wow.
You should start taking classes for us :)
@Rudra....you should take classes. I'll join.
That shot was AMAZING. You have a knack to make the ordinary look extra-ordinary.
@tsk: That's a nice shot. I like the way the flower stands out.
-- Torqy
Rudz,
Awesome ! but again you know what I want to see, right ? Please show me one atleast !
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