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worked some snow pics

Postby robert on Wed Oct 22, 2008 10:38 am

I have been a little less than happy with my photos straight from camera lately so decided to process them a bit- these are infrared taken with a modified EOS 300D, and coloured a bit. The last is just one that could have benefited HDR program, but I just kept playing with layers untill it looked OK. Does the false colour add to these first 3? feedback needed as I am floundering a little.
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Re: worked some snow pics

Postby jase80 on Wed Oct 22, 2008 11:08 am

I actually think these are a definate improvement. I was wondering what kind of output could be achived from IR mods.

Im torn between 3 and 4. Im going to say 4. I love the sky and the fact that its a little warmer.

These are really nice.
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Re: worked some snow pics

Postby aim54x on Wed Oct 22, 2008 12:40 pm

I really like #1!!
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Re: worked some snow pics

Postby robert on Fri Oct 24, 2008 9:20 am

Thanks guys, I am really happy with the 4th, it looks great printed.

Havent printed the B&W's yet, i like the colours a little better in the third but the composition is not great. will need to revisit the first as I think its got potential.
Still need to tweak the false colour- i dont have channel mixer and finally found a tutorial on how to do it with just PS Elements and using hue/saturation.
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