comments welcome, i think if i used a few pcl and uv filters i could have improved this image some?
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comments welcome, i think if i used a few pcl and uv filters i could have improved this image some? visit http://www.kenny12.deviantart.com/gallery for more photos,
Honestly, I think you need some sharpening and a lot of curves work for these.
Not meaning to be rude at all or discouraging... you just need to post-process these. What's the EXIF data like? Producer & Editor @ GadgetGuy.com.au
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actually i tried using some USM and adjusting the hue / brightness / contrast / curves already
these are the orginals [warning large] how could i improve my post processing? http://members.optusnet.com.au/~kenny122/mypic1.JPG http://members.optusnet.com.au/~kenny122/mypic2.JPG
Hi kenny12,
I think the 2nd shot is better then the first and I think Nnnsic is right, the images seem a little soft to me. What camera are you using and what software did you use to PP?
Hi Kenny. What I would have done with these shots is to actually take them when the light was a little bit warmer, so early morning or late evening. even in the night you can do a long exposure and get some cool colours in the sky. I think that makes a big difference to giving you a good image.
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