Sun Jul 11 03:42:43 CDT 2010 Bob W wrote:
> > The same idea as I previously used for a tango photo, - I applied now > > to a blues photo: > > http://42graphy.org/swing/abp-2010/preview/_IR_1203_E.html > > The photo was taken at the annual Austin Blues Party. > > > > This is the photo that came out well printed with Epson R2880 > > on Premier Velvet BW paper as I described earlier today. > > > > (The tango photo was here: > > http://42graphy.org/tango/hotnight-2010/_IR_9058_E.html ) > > > > > > Your comments are welcome as always. > > > > they're both terrific - it's a useful effect. Easy to overdo, but they > work well. Bob, thank you for your kind words. Thanks to others for looking. Two curious moments: 1. It doesn't work on all photos, - it's actually hard to find a photo it works reasonably well (without careful manual recoloring). 2. (tss... don't tell it to anybody else) Both photos used above are originally low quality photos - not sharp enough to stand on their own; but they had interesting composition. Earlier, in a similar situation, I used yet another different effect: http://42graphy.org/swing/ch-2008/1-selected/IMGP4530_1.html (this was for a swing dance called lindy hop - I thought I posted it earlier to the list, but probably I didn't - as I cannot find it in the archives). But overall, I seldom use processing effects/filters; lack of time and laziness are not the last reasons for that. Igor -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
