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Well processed shots shr3k. Im new to photography and normally just shoot and save as jpg but I must have ago with raw's soon. What do you save them as once you have edited a raw file? I read that jpg is fine unless you want to have the image blown up.
Fairy by AllmarkPhotography, on Flickr
Fairy by AllmarkPhotography, on Flickr
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I shot some piccies for a colleague at work (literally) and this is one that I particularly liked, I need access to more exotic cars, stat!
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i like that.
why didnt i think of doing that with the engine when i done some for a friend few weeks back!
Cheers! I want to do the same effect on a car that has a good looking engine!
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Love that Ksanti!
Had a great today, playing about with long exposures:
Had a great today, playing about with long exposures:
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oh...and a nice sunset to end the day too
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Can you upload them to flickr in RAW format or not bud?
EDIT: No, I just did a google search. Would it be worth saving them in TIFF format? I know the file size is bigger but surely better quality then JPEG?
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Totally unnoticeable at internet sizes (and arguably at print sizes as well. Keep it in RAW as long as possible, every print I've ever had done has been from a jpeg) and they take up more space than the RAW files. Save the RAW, lightroom will automatically save the processing (and you can save PSDs if you use photoshop) and save the processed image as a high quality jpeg and you're fine.
A few from this afternoons walk.
Froggy Style by m.ww, on Flickr
Up by m.ww, on Flickr
Spring Rising by m.ww, on Flickr
Resting Pine by m.ww, on Flickr
And I've no idea wtf is wrong with this Robin.
Mutant Robin by m.ww, on Flickr
Froggy Style by m.ww, on Flickr
Up by m.ww, on Flickr
Spring Rising by m.ww, on Flickr
Resting Pine by m.ww, on Flickr
And I've no idea wtf is wrong with this Robin.
Mutant Robin by m.ww, on Flickr
You should link back to your Flickr! Anyway, I was just going to say that I much prefer the other monotone processed one. You should do a whole set of ones processed like that
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Didn't have enough in the corners but still just testing things at this point
Where have you been Ksanti?
Unless I'm mistaken, you haven't posted for a while?
You should link back to your Flickr! Anyway, I was just going to say that I much prefer the other monotone processed one. You should do a whole set of ones processed like that
I only use flickr to host images; if anybody followed me or anything like that you'd get the occasional photograph then a whole load of screenshots etc. Yeah the softer processing works better particularly with natural light; some of these this weekend have been a bit rushed just because the masking was more of the work than the processing and I needed to get them done for tomorrow to appease my art teacher
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