°O°Joe;23712502 said:ok I'll post one...
From the Enchanted Adventures Parade at the Pirate & Princess Party:
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Thanks Jeff... I shot this in RAW and Cinderella and her Prince were fairly blown out from the powerful lighting used on the float. The last thing I did was convert to BW and unfortunately I didn't save the color version. Maybe I should start doing that. If I have time tonight - I'll process it again in color, just for youVery nice composition Joe- getting Main St and the Castle in the background. I would enjoy seeing a color version of this as well.
°O°Joe;23728185 said:Thanks Jeff... I shot this in RAW and Cinderella and her Prince were fairly blown out from the powerful lighting used on the float. The last thing I did was convert to BW and unfortunately I didn't save the color version. Maybe I should start doing that. If I have time tonight - I'll process it again in color, just for you![]()
What program do you use for processing? I have had very good luck recovering highlights in CS3 by multiplying duplicate layers. I'd love to give it a shot.
Beautiful shot! Looks like you may have had a little dust on your sensor...
°O°Joe;23754826 said:For Jeff (Gdad):
B&W:
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Color:
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FYI I was wrong this was a jpeg. I brightened the background considerably, which added a lot of noise, so Noise Ninja was a necessity here. Colors enhanced a touch from original - and fixed blown out Cinderella's and Prince's faces/upper bodies best I could... I personally like the B&W better...
Thanks Alan! Yes, I did splurge the other day and picked up the Nikkor 70-300mm VR lens. I haven't had much of a chance to mess around with it, simply for the fact that the weather just isn't warm enough to go outside taking pictures (for me anyway). From what I've seen though I like it a lot! I'm able to take pictures with a 1/10 shutter speed at 300mm with little if no blur, hand held ... pretty impressive this VR system in my opinion. Yeah, I can't wait to really try it out this spring/summer. The only bad thing is my camera bag keeps getting heavier.Joe- another beautifullly composed shot!!
Although you did a fantastic job on the B&W conversion, I actually think I like the color better!
I see you added a new piece of glass to your siggy!Have you had a chance to use it much yet?- let us know how you like it!
~Alan