I prefer the B&W, but was playing with the coloring in the other.
Wave action
Wave action
A couple post-storm shots (BTW, this storm impacted us for 5 tides in a row, very atypical, long duration storm):
I prefer the B&W, but was playing with the coloring in the other.
I prefer the B&W, but was playing with the coloring in the other.
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Re: Wave action
Nicely done!
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Re: Wave action
What sharpening method do you use? Post-process or in-camera?
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Re: Wave action
Post-process. Adobe Lightshop.
“I ask no favor for my sex. All I ask of our brethren is that they take their feet off our necks.” ~ Ruth Bader Ginsburg, paraphrasing Sarah Moore Grimké
Re: Wave action
Do you use the shapening filter? I've been getting amazing results using a "high pass" filter.
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Re: Wave action
Honestly, its in the develop module, uses four sliders to determine how much sharpening you want. I don't have any specific method - I tend to "eye" it.
Edited to add: I'm quite the novice with Lightroom, so I can't really explain any of it yet. I'm still just getting the feel for it, and don't know a lot more than I know.
Edited to add: I'm quite the novice with Lightroom, so I can't really explain any of it yet. I'm still just getting the feel for it, and don't know a lot more than I know.
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Re: Wave action
No worries, I'm learning as I go too. Youtube tutorials are a great help. The 5D has made for an immense learning curve, even in the way I use Photoshop.
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Re: Wave action
I'm guessing "taking film to be developed" has taken on a whole new meaning.
