eipä toi mikään narkkari ole

hetkonen... se olet sinä!

ois suht hankala ottaa itestään tollasta kuvaa, kuitenki otettu irrallisella salamalla joku 4 sekan valotuksella ja zoomailtu sit tollai ovelasti

ok no offense mr Antichrist but I would appreciate if you guys would use English when posting in my threads

anyway I dont have a camera right now so I wont be able to post any photos for some time so in the mean time I hope you guys will keep posting your works in this topic to keep it alive

I'll be posting more in teh winter!

lol yeah I really like those outdoor night pics you took last christmas well lets hope I will be able to get a camera before christmas

lol I guess I'll just have to keep posting some older pics, for now.







This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 5 2008 02:03pm

Heres one i took today, not near night, but still in the dark hours. I hate it that it gets dark so early when its not summer..

lol I know!! I mean in Stockholm it used to get dark at like 330pm in the afternoon in December and January which sucks big time. A lot of people get depressed during the winters because of that.
about your photo. I really like it, its like some of your other night photos, looks retro and all. And again I am wondering how you managed to do that
It kinda looks depressing with the empty street and woods on one side and the half moon in the sky, very nice!!!

This post was edited by Futurama on Nov 6 2008 12:47pm

Thanks

Iv been thinking of making tutorial on raw processing, since most on this forum dont shoot raw. But there is something wrong with my photoshop and it makes these elecric blue dots on really dark pixels(that doesent show on finished pics) on raw editing, so it would look pretty weird. Allso dont know when i would have time for that.

But on these night shots i need to use high iso and on that old 1d it gets quite noisy(but it makes better looking noise than cheaper new models). I remove the color noise and remove bit of normal noise, adjust color balance and overall tint, fill light( what adds more noise on dark areas), blackness, clarity, recovery, contrast, lower vibrance and saturation, i adjust all colors hue saturation and luminance, then add split toning(orange for highlights and dark lime for shadow) and balanced toning to more highlights, then add tint to shadows and adjust red, green and blues primarys hues and saturations, then turn to jpg and add 1-3 photo filters(usually sepia and warming/orange filters).

This post was edited by Antichrist- on Nov 6 2008 01:14pm