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Originally Posted by ASHISHPALLOD @xehaust,
arey bhai, kitne armaan se tere post ka intzaar kar raha tha to know the name of face cream.
Now, i have to find it myself.
Nice pictures, waiting for more. |
Did not take too many pictures, but yes, will see if i can find anymore worthy of being put up here. Quote:
Originally Posted by vrprabhu Xehaust, those are great snaps.... | Quote:
Originally Posted by issigonis >>> Xehaust,
Superb photographs and attention to detail. My favourites are Heavenly Horizon, Rays of Hope and 'bewildering sight' - the rich bronze/auburn shade is stunning.
You even managed to capture the logo in the Brute!
No apologies please! | Quote:
Originally Posted by parimal_g Xehaust , awesome snaps, have you edited these using any software..? | Quote:
Originally Posted by BolBolero @Xehaust,
Lovely snaps buddy. Quite the photographer with an eye for details, that most wouldn't really notice. The captions do full justice to the snaps. | Quote:
Originally Posted by SuperSelect @Xehaust: awesome photographs man !! Looking forward to meeting you again.. |
Thank you all.
@Parimal - Yes, they have been edited using iPhoto. Very necessary due to the use of my simple point & shoot camera
@Bolbolero - Thank you. It means a lot to me to garner appreciation from a professional!
@SuperSelect - Thank you. We missed you at the meet & yes, looking forward to meeting you again soon. Quote:
Originally Posted by issigonis >>>
One thing that I am curious to learn is how do all our photography buffs here manage to capture/present slightly different shades of the colours - the blue of the waters, the green of the land and the white-blue of the sky differently, for the same place, and from the same perspective?
A case in point is BolBolero's post #519 where his three pics of the Urmodi lake have been taken from the same spot and yet the shading of the colours is subtly different. Every buff on this thread has done it. How?
Regards, drive safe | Quote:
Originally Posted by gostel @issigonis sir, this is done using photo editing software. Some of these are free for download, and allow common image manipulation operations like: auto contrast; image cropping; brightness adjustments; hue manipulation; and many more. You can google search for photo editing software, but windows itself contains basic photo editor. Some of the more powerful ones let you do a lot more manipulation of the image. So now what you dint see is what you get
Of course people like BolBolero sir get better pictures in the raw with better control on camera settings. Most point and shoot cameras have preset equalizers for different types of shooting conditions and you could experiment with these. | Quote:
Originally Posted by MX6 On the contrary one doesn't require photo editing s/w to get different shades of the colours. It's all about exposure and exposure compensations!
Especially when there's a cloud cover, there is lot's of internal reflections as well. Here's optical filters like UV/ CPL/ Gradiated ND etc help a lot.
Especially UV cuts out a lot of UV rays and internal reflections. CPL helps in the same and pronounces the blues of the water and skies. Regarding the ND filters, just have a look at Rudra's exhibition in his leh log. |
Very true. The differences arise from Exposure & Contrasts rather than editing softwares. IMHO its all got to do with light. (Speaking of unedited pictures)
Though, it can also arise from the editing softwares as well. (for edited pictures) Quote:
Originally Posted by StarVegabond Friends,
today afternoon i spent some time experimenting with the images taken during the Kaas trip. Some lessons taught by Laluks seems to have remained in my head. I am uploading here two images as a tribute to these teachings and the teacher.
One panaroma shot of the Kaas range Attachment 433632
Bamnoli backwater view Attachment 433633
both these are low resolution images.
more in my travelogue thread. |
They are stunning. Do use some basic editing to enhance them even further (though they are stunning as is).
Am attaching a edited version of the second picture.
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