ch37 - over sharpened
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As promised, i went back on the prowl around campus. I found some patterns, but the sun was in the wrong spot for just about all of them. This one ended up being totally in the shade, so I gave it a shot.
Turned out ok, some processing and it was still too darn flat. I'm no Rutt with the curves, so I took my own advice and went extreme! This is what happens when you use unsharp mask with about 50 pixel radius and 500%:
patterns sure pop out don't they? :lol3
Turned out ok, some processing and it was still too darn flat. I'm no Rutt with the curves, so I took my own advice and went extreme! This is what happens when you use unsharp mask with about 50 pixel radius and 500%:
patterns sure pop out don't they? :lol3
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I am even a little leary of critiqueing right now. But I do like your shot, and that looks like sun to me.
ginger
This image was a half joke, hope to get more time to process it later, but what kind of comment is that, Ginger? Guess I'll go shoot of some kitties or puppies...
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I don't understand how you can call it "oversharpened" considering the USM was simply a technique to get a desired effect.
Just my .02
glad someone else out there gets it it got your attention didn't it???
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I am however going to work this photo some more. I have yet to pull some curve magic with it.
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