*Official* Post Your Pictures Thread

Geoff

Geoff

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Punk said:
I would lose the people if I crop.
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I didn't even notice there was a person there! You can still crop the top of the panorama, and the bottom can be cropped a bit more before cutting out the person.

In all reality though, it's just the way the photo was taken, it doesn't give much room to crop it.
 
G80FTW

G80FTW

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Got bored and started playing around in photoshop in some areas that I dont normally venture into just to see what they do:





 
spirit

spirit

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I like the 2nd, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th. :good:

Do you edit any of your photos?

Thanks for following me on Flickr too. I've just had the e-mail notification come through. :)
 
Ankur

Ankur

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spirit said:
I like the 2nd, 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th. :good:

Do you edit any of your photos?

Thanks for following me on Flickr too. I've just had the e-mail notification come through. :)
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Thanks, yes I do edit on photoshop, but sadly I it doesn't make much difference.
 
spirit

spirit

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I edit my RAW files (I don't shoot JPEGs) in Photoshop Lightroom. I tend to change most of things on the right hand side. I'll just give you a screenshot.

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I sometimes also change a few other little things and add tones but those are the main things.
 
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Geoff

Geoff

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Ankur said:
I mostly change the saturation or vibrancy, sometimes density. What sort of things do you change?
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I typically use Photoshop to adjust white balance, exposure, levels (highlights, shadows, etc. without adjusting the exposure for the entire photo), contrast, noise reduction, sharpening, lens correction for CA adjustment, and a few other things.
 
Kornowski

Kornowski

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WRXGuy1 said:
I typically use Photoshop to adjust white balance, exposure, levels (highlights, shadows, etc. without adjusting the exposure for the entire photo), contrast, noise reduction, sharpening, lens correction for CA adjustment, and a few other things.
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Does anybody else actually use Photoshop for editing their photographs, ie. removing distracting objects, moving objects within the scene for better composition etc?
 
Geoff

Geoff

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Kornowski said:
Does anybody else actually use Photoshop for editing their photographs, ie. removing distracting objects, moving objects within the scene for better composition etc?
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Not in that regard, I use it for modifying the exposure, levels, saturation, white balance, sharpening, noise reduction, lens correction, etc.
 
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