TasmaniaC Workshop Photos Received

~ Guidance ~ (22)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

PSP

(5448) [2009-11-11 17:11:36]

Some more info regarding the Lighthouse's History

Title: ~ Without Prejudice ~Nikon D80 DSLR

~ Without Prejudice ~ (36)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

Color & contrast

AttilaLToth

(534) [2009-10-19 10:39:17] [3]

Hello aK,

here the ws that I mentioned in my critique.
The purpose for me was to find out how a generic workflow will affect it.

Here is what I did:
- in rgb mode added curves adjustment layer to reduce warm red cast a bit, mainly by darkening the red channel in its dark parts. Setting layer to color mode retains the luminosity of original
- flattened image

- applied shadow/highlight command, shadow recovery amount 0, highlight 100/26/30, thus letting the dark parts untouched but recovering details in the very light parts

- duplicated layer and set the duplicate to luminosity mode, this retains color of below and luminosity changes of duplicate
- select only blue channel of duplicate, than apply image: source: merged/red-channel, target is the selected blue
- curves to red channel, make it lighter
- curves to green channel, add more contrast
- flatten image

- once again shadow/highlight with same numbers as above

- convert to cmyk with "edit -> convert to profile"
- sharpen black channel only, usm: 500/1/0
- convert back to rgb with "image -> mode rgb"

- duplicate layer, set duplicate to multiply and restrict the effect of multiply with layer properties "blend if": for gray, only for the darkest parts of the underlying layer thus making the bg completely black with multiply but omitting the lighter fruits

Expecting your feedback, good or bad :)

Best Regards,
Attila

~ Bel Air ~ (16)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

photoshopCS3

atomas59

(2336) [2009-05-27 22:37:05]

Here's my shot at this one....)))
Color correction, remove some red, added some magenta and yellow. then using selective color, I reenforced the red...and darken the greys. Saturation by 20%

~ Watching Over ~ (8)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

Another View

(5448) [2009-05-19 18:27:11]

Another view with accommodation..

Turkey

Title: ~ Eternal Fire of Chimera ~Nikon D80 DSLR

~ Eternal Fire of Chimera ~ (47)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

PSP

(5448) [2008-04-03 03:30:50]

An area shot..

Turkey

~ Eternal Fire of Chimera ~ (47)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

PSP

(5448) [2008-04-03 03:30:06]

A closer view

Title: ~Colours of Life~Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30

~Colours of Life~ (58)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

Original version

(5448) [2008-03-27 02:19:08]

Original version before pp

Title: ~ Incomplete ~Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30

~ Incomplete ~ (36)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

AV Bros Puzzle Pro

(5448) [2008-03-18 02:27:14]

Here is the missing piece :))

Turkey

Title: ~ Essence of Istanbul ~Nikon D80 DSLR

~ Essence of Istanbul ~ (30)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

~ The full view ~

(5448) [2008-03-04 02:36:18]

This is the full view of this beauty.. hope you like it..

Title: ~ The Line of Sight ~Panasonic Lumix DMC-FZ30

~ The Line of Sight ~ (52)
TasmaniaC

(5448)

Mixed and match

puffy

(16617) [2008-01-27 12:28:26] [1]

Hi Alaettin,

I didn't change anything for the tree, nor do the road, I only concentract on the sky, what I did is ...

- Select all the sky with feather 50
- Adjust RGB 80,80,90 just to make them look a bit even
- Unselect all
- Select only particular area that need to be brighten up, e.g the darker cloud that is too obvious with "halo"
- Adjust gamma to match the brightness of the other (sorry, I have done so many selection, adjust gamma, one by one... with different level, I can't remember the details number)
- select only the part with noise, e.g top right hand sky, and apply digital noise removal with 50,50,50, 70, 0
- reselect the sky with feather 50, run adjust gamma again, this time is down to 0.5 so it get back to the darker colours with no "halo".

That's all I did, I hope this is what you want... I know the sky colours might not be what you want.. but I try my best not to lose any details...:D

By the way, I am using Corel Paintshop pro X to do this image, do let me know what you think... :D I hope I pass the test. :-P