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Detonating sodium in water :olo:

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Client's RSX-S

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Post by FanaticX »

Time to ressurrect this thread :icon26:

Just got back from Thailand so lots of photos to post. Here are a few to start...

Downtown Bangkok

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Some pier on the island

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Some temple in Bangkok

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LawL
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I bet the island pic is taken on Koh Tao.
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Sunrise on Lake Superior, Looked like the world was gonna end.
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Post by Don Carlos »

FanaticX wrote:Time to ressurrect this thread :icon26:

Just got back from Thailand so lots of photos to post. Here are a few to start...

Downtown Bangkok

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I'd blow that up in abig print for my house!!! I love it :D
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LawL wrote:I bet the island pic is taken on Koh Tao.
How did you know? Yes it was... :)
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Thanks to the local photo store Wunderkinder, I had to restore these two from a two stop underexposure during developing...
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Post by LawL »

FanaticX wrote:
LawL wrote:I bet the island pic is taken on Koh Tao.
How did you know? Yes it was... :)
Been there many times. Love the place.
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Fuck you Fan...you made me miss my (semi) home country :(
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Post by MaCaBr3 »

Can anyone fix (colour, exposure etc) this picture and tell me what you did in the process (I'm a total photoshop noob and i need to learn badely):

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Dave
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Post by Dave »

I didn't do anything to this besides auto levels and saved according to the process I explained on the previous page:

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all the shadow detail has gone.
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rofl glad i could educate you duumbrain

--->172 degrees
it is about time!
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no flaming in GD
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Tim-Tim wrote:Image

Sunrise on Lake Superior, Looked like the world was gonna end.
I've been trying to figure out which lighthouse this is...
it looks like Thunder Bay, but I'm not sure...
It certainly isn't Two Harbors or the Superior breakwater...
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Post by Dave »

Doombrain wrote:all the shadow detail has gone.
Well, then skip the auto levels because it forced too much to black... but the main issue here was forgetting to tag it sRGB
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Post by Doombrain »

ah, that'll do it.
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Post by GONNAFISTYA »

I never use Auto Levels.

Just go in and tweak it yourself...much better results and control.
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no way? more control than using an automatic tool?
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Post by GONNAFISTYA »

Shit head. I was merely commenting that it isn't the best advice.

Inter-obsess much?
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Post by HM-PuFFNSTuFF »

FanaticX wrote:Time to ressurrect this thread :icon26:

Just got back from Thailand so lots of photos to post. Here are a few to start...

Downtown Bangkok

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Thanks for the new wallpaper (I hope you don't mind). It's quite a contrast from my previous wallpaper (that beautiful shot of the trees, water and rain, also one of yours).

I love this photo.
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Post by Dave »

GONNAFISTYA wrote:Shit head. I was merely commenting that it isn't the best advice.

Inter-obsess much?
I always use auto levels as a starting point, but I also use the hell out of the history brush, level fading and other techniques that reduce the effect of auto levels. Unless I'm scanning film, it does a great job of finding the blacks and whites and normalizing the photo color.

Oh and I just got home and noticed there is no shadow detail loss in the blacks on my LCD. The colors are wacked out because the original image wasn't tagged, so PS assigned Adobe 1998 instead of sRGB to it automatically (since I have A98 set as my default color space). If it had been tagged, PS would have used the proper color pallette.
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Post by FanaticX »

Wait...you might prefer this as a wallpaper instead :icon25:

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Post by FanaticX »

Or this...

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