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#11

Feb 22 2011 02:20pm

well, go home and edit your post

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#12

Feb 22 2011 02:22pm

Quote (PANAM @ Feb 22 2011 02:20pm)

well, go home and edit your post

I dont think they look good either.

hdr makes everything look just..fake and dirty.

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#13

Feb 22 2011 02:35pm

Quote (Xandriia @ Feb 22 2011 01:22pm)

I dont think they look good either.

hdr makes everything look just..fake and dirty.

if you use the hdr function in photoshop yes. You can do 2 exposures and recover all exposure ranges perfectly manually, and it's still technically HDR, but less fake looking

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#14

Feb 22 2011 04:14pm

nahh im gonna show you sumfink and tell if its still looks bad in your opinion.

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#15

Feb 22 2011 05:13pm

number three with the first crop.
i don't like all the empty space in front of the whatever that is in the original photo.

i also prefer the first color of the second.

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#16

Feb 22 2011 05:15pm

Quote (kratos @ Feb 21 2011 07:43pm)

#3 with some higher contrast. :love:

With higher contrast?
Lately I've been enjoying lower contrast bws for some of my portraits. I don't know what it is that draws me into them. But I prefer it over a high contrast on this image.

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#17

Feb 22 2011 08:37pm

Quote (balakain @ Feb 22 2011 06:15pm)

With higher contrast?
Lately I've been enjoying lower contrast bws for some of my portraits. I don't know what it is that draws me into them. But I prefer it over a high contrast on this image.

High contrast on a portrait usually is a bad thing, you don't want to expose a lot of the detail in a portrait. I guess there are some situations where you would..

This might be a bit much even..

This post was edited by kratos on Feb 22 2011 08:44pm

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#18

Feb 23 2011 07:14am

1 no doubt

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#19

Feb 23 2011 07:38am

I like the contrast in 3, it gives an "old look" which suits the photo pretty much.
Gj

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#20

Feb 23 2011 10:07am

Quote (kratos @ Feb 23 2011 02:37am)

High contrast on a portrait usually is a bad thing, you don't want to expose a lot of the detail in a portrait. I guess there are some situations where you would..

This might be a bit much even..

http://farm6.static.flickr.com/5095/5469518617_d8f1129450_b.jpg

noooo what have you done :evil:

Quote (Verdena @ Feb 23 2011 01:38pm)

I like the contrast in 3, it gives an "old look" which suits the photo pretty much.
Gj

ty luv will post few more in difo topic i think i will stick with this kind a editing for a while also i'm teaching my self with new Dragan look

<- this will be sick !

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