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Gear Talk => Processing & Publication => Topic started by: atpaula on November 11, 2017, 16:40:54
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But somehow I like it.
Taken with the 105mm f/1.4E yesterday.
(http://i1011.photobucket.com/albums/af237/atpaula/aD5S_8549_zpscfp66wjc.jpg) (http://s1011.photobucket.com/user/atpaula/media/aD5S_8549_zpscfp66wjc.jpg.html)
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Another one with a less distracting background.
(http://i1011.photobucket.com/albums/af237/atpaula/aD5S_8546_zpsnlsap7gk.jpg) (http://s1011.photobucket.com/user/atpaula/media/aD5S_8546_zpsnlsap7gk.jpg.html)
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The high contrast and increased saturation bring out the construction, textures and colourful yarns in the hat.
The hat is better-positioned in the first shot; and the background is better in the second one; so this is a prime candidate for some layer masking and background replacement!
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The first one is much better. The second one tries to imitate film too much.
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The high contrast and increased saturation bring out the construction, textures and colourful yarns in the hat.
The hat is better-positioned in the first shot; and the background is better in the second one; so this is a prime candidate for some layer masking and background replacement!
Thank you for the comment Ann.
Background replacement is way out of my pp capabilities!
:D
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The first one is much better. The second one tries to imitate film too much.
Both have the same pp.
Just the backgrounds are different.
;)
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Both have the same pp.
Just the backgrounds are different.
;)
The major difference is that the woolen cap is in focus in the first and the skin is in focus in the second. Result is that the skin receives a coarseness in PP that looks like film grain to my eyes.
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Background replacement is way out of my pp capabilities!>>>
It really isn't!
And you might have a lot of fun discovering what you can do with Layers and Layer-Masks.
:)
Meanwhile some simple Spot-removal might help to get rid of the worst of the distracting blobs in the background area of the first image.
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Kind of surprise the 105mm f/1.4E gives such a difficult bokeh (picture 1).
/Eric
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Kind of surprise the 105mm f/1.4E gives such a difficult bokeh (picture 1).
/Eric
That's because of the excess of Viveza 2 effect. Actually the bokeh was quite creamy.
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This is the same image without the effect.
(http://i1011.photobucket.com/albums/af237/atpaula/A1D5S_8549_zps1sdzogys.jpg) (http://s1011.photobucket.com/user/atpaula/media/A1D5S_8549_zps1sdzogys.jpg.html)
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That's because of the excess of Viveza 2 effect. Actually the bokeh was quite creamy.
Aguinaldo ,
I like both images, avoiding the background becoming distracting can be easily done using the viveza control points
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Aguinaldo ,
I like both images, avoiding the background becoming distracting can be easily done using the viveza control points
Thanks Armando.
I was very much attracted by the rendition of the hat and forgot about the bokeh in the first.
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That's because of the excess of Viveza 2 effect. Actually the bokeh was quite creamy.
Quite delightful picture without the Viveza.
/Eric