rayyan
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Lloyd, Steve, Hermann..much much appreciated gentlemen. Thank you.
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The New and Improved Fun with Nikon Images!
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Lloyd
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Well, the word on the wall makes me wonder which one.They say these barrels hold some sort of liquid...
Probably not going to end up in a wine bottle, eh?This is a truly beautiful b/w Rayyan. The texture of the wood, and the tonality of the greyscale are simply superb.
rayyan
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Silly me. I thought the writing said ' garage '!!Well, the word on the wall makes me wonder which one.
This is a truly beautiful b/w Rayyan. The texture of the wood, and the tonality of the greyscale are simply superb.
Thanks a lot Lloyd and take care.:salute:
m_driscoll
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Rayyan: +1! Beautiful B&W. :thumbup: Cheers, MattWell, the word on the wall makes me wonder which one.
This is a truly beautiful b/w Rayyan. The texture of the wood, and the tonality of the greyscale are simply superb.
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m_driscoll
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GrahamWelland
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Just back from a photo safari at Sabi Sabi.
Here's my Chiaroscuro Lion:
D3s 200-400VR 1/15 f/4 ISO6400
Here's my Chiaroscuro Lion:
D3s 200-400VR 1/15 f/4 ISO6400
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shtarka1
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All the elements of a Perfect B&W image Rayyan!:salute:They say these barrels hold some sort of liquid...
shtarka1
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Unreal!!!:thumbs:Just back from a photo safari at Sabi Sabi.
Here's my Chiaroscuro Lion:
D3s 200-400VR 1/15 f/4 ISO6400
rayyan
Well-known member
Matt: Thanks a bunch.
Steve: Grateful sir.
Much appreciated guys.:salute:
rayyan
Well-known member
Yep..as Steve said ' unreal '!
woodyspedden
New member
RayyanWell, the word on the wall makes me wonder which one.
This is a truly beautiful b/w Rayyan. The texture of the wood, and the tonality of the greyscale are simply superb.
I love this as is but I would love to see it toned sepia to reproduce the look of a very old photo. Just a thought about alternative processing
By the way I think the word graissage means "grease" so this may be a lube station
Cheers
Woody
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etrigan63
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More fun with HDR Efex Pro: Single shot HDR conversions.
Before:
West Laboratory School by Carlos Echenique, on Flickr
After:
West Laboratory School HDR by Carlos Echenique, on Flickr
HDR Efex Pro set to Realistic (Strong)
Before:
West Laboratory School by Carlos Echenique, on Flickr
After:
West Laboratory School HDR by Carlos Echenique, on Flickr
HDR Efex Pro set to Realistic (Strong)
contrelamontre
Member
Rayyan: Although in a hurry, I have to say, one more time two great pictures, you share with us meditoriously. Particularly like the b/w conversion on the first one, as it matches the content of the capture in a perfect way for my taste.
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Lloyd
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Stunning shot.
Lloyd
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Beautiful image, perfectly composed.Geneve:
Lloyd
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Impressive results. Having the original to compare really helps.
contrelamontre
Member
+1; thanks for the comparison!
etrigan63
Active member
I have to say that I am impressed with algorithms used in this app. I've manually done single shot HDR and it never comes out as good as a multi-shot. My one concern is handling partly cloudy skies. I guess I'll have to play more with the U-point technology top get that right.