Christine,
I like the color better.
For either version, I am thinking that I would try to play with
sharpening the edges of the mask, - if your goal to create a recognizable
portrait.
I am not 100% what would work better: higher contrast, unsharp mask
(clarity in LR), sharpening in LR with a bumped up mask value to 80+ , ...
Igor
On 10/11/2014 17:05, Ken Waller wrote:
If you want to emphasize the books go with the color. Emphasizing
Darrel, I' d go with the B+W.
-----Original Message-----
From: Christine Aguila <christine at caguila.com>
Subject: peso darrel multiple exposure
Hi Everyone:
This morning I read the little how-to article linked here
http://www.cnet.com/how-to/how-to-make-double-exposures-with-your-dslr/
on CNET and thought I might try the first technique. I did use live view
for the second shot as suggested.actually, I followed the directions
pretty much to spec. I did have some elements along the left and right
border, but I used the brush in Lightroom 5 to get rid of it. Pretty easy
to do by maxing out exposure slider and just brushing away the unwanted
stuff.
I.d like to try this again, but do a portrait of both Darrel and I
sitting back to back.
Darrel and I wondered which you guys prefer: black and white or color.
I think we.re leaning towards color, but we are interested in what the
list thinks.
http://www.caguila.com/darrelme/index.html
Cheers, Christine
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