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Don't Fret...This is one of about 30 shots that I took of King Tide, a Sydney reggae band who played at Bondi Pavilion on Sunday... We enjoyed their music immensely and I hope that I've captured some of the intensity of their music in this picture... Cheers, John
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WOW! A fantastic image Leek, I really like the B&W treatment you've done, his hand looks amazing! I'd have to agree with Mic, an album cover for sure.....I love it! Very simple and uncomplicated.....you can almost hear him strumming!
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Now the shot might have been inspired by Leigh's recent efforts, but it was definitely taken by me I'll post the original later when I get home... Interestingly, all post processing was done in Adobe Camera Raw... Curves, Desat, Sharpening & colour levels... The only thing that I used Photoshop for was to resize it, add the border and save as JPG... Cheers, John
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Sorry my Sony, I feel foolish now.. I think its a sign to put my glasses on (Can I also claim degraded vision due to last night's Cricket?). I hope I didn't offend you too much leek.... (definitely seem to be in a similar style to Leigh's work..)
Not at all... Cheers, John
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John, really like this shot out, more than the others you have posted this has a certain something to it. Very impressive
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John. Nice composition and nice PP on this. What prompted you to try using just ACR for PP - curiosity or other reasons?
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Mainly curiosity... the latest ACR that comes with CS2 provides a huge range of controls over most elements of the photo... I was just exploring... One big advantage is that you don't need to save a PSD file to record your PP changes as the changed settings are recorded against the NEF file (even though the NEF file remains unchanged). Cheers, John
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Well thank you now, that's very sweet. Great shot Leek. Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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Yes indeed. I always use the ACR in PSCS2 for PP my NEF's. I find it very useful. I don't always agree with the auto settings, but with some quick tweaking, it processes them beautifully. I also have a custom setting setup (named D70 RAW), which basically turns every AUTO feature off, and the NEF is processed as the camera took it. A great tool Dave
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Thanks for that tip... I was wondering how to do that Cheers, John
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As requested by Alpha7, here for comparison is the original colour image without any PP...
The B&W image wins hands down in my view... Cheers, John
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Thanks Leek!
Definitely better in B&W, but thanks for indulging me by posting the orginal shot. I feel I can learn a bit more when I see how people change their shots, rather then just looking at the finished product.
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