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vibrio	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 18:31
	quote: Originally posted by Ian It looks good - but that isn't how the world looks! this is true :lol:
Ian	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 16:17
	It looks good - but that isn't how the world looks!
Cybermonkey	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 14:45
	do you degauss frequently?
vibrio	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 13:48
	I don;t see it as anything more than putting filters on the lens or adjusted the saturation in the dark room. I used to be like you Ian but nowadays most pictures you see are adjusted in photoshop. I use filters on the camera and grads in photoshop but do remember that my moniters are calibrated and that it is more than likely they will look off colour wise light or dark too.
Cybermonkey	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 13:27
	i agree Ian, i feel the same about Ross' ass, the more i look, the more un-natural it appears
Ian	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 12:20
	It looks impressive because its unnatural, same reason wide angles or extreme telephoto generally look interesting, its because your eye wouldn't normally see things like that, or colours like that in the sky in that pic. I personally think it stops being a photo and starts becoming abstract colour and shape when you mess too much.
Nismo	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 12:02
	actually it would now appear that we have stumbled on the problem , your isnt calibrated and thats why you think it looks good :lol:
Nismo	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 12:01
	i very much doubt it :)
vibrio	posted on 29th Aug 05 at 08:42
	or maybe your moniters need calibrated like mine are.
Nismo	posted on 28th Aug 05 at 23:16
	have to agree with Ian ross you use to much saturation , you need your eyes tested :lol: [Edited on 28-08-2005 by Nismo]
vibrio	posted on 28th Aug 05 at 18:32
	I'm a velvia fan :lol:
Ian	posted on 28th Aug 05 at 15:35
	Field is too dark. Grass is also, but it would be better not there at all. Toooooooo much saturation though! You love that!
Corsa_Sri_93	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 13:25
	quote: Originally posted by Edd_20 the bottom of the improved one seems very dark Vibs doesn't like the grass at the bottom of the pic. That's probably why! :P
Edd	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 13:24
	quote: Originally posted by vibrio quote: Originally posted by Edd_20 the bottom of the improved one seems very dark it is :P :lol: oh thank god for that just thought it was me:o
vibrio	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 13:15
	quote: Originally posted by 3CorsaMeal ever taken lots of pics of same thing, but in different modes then overlayed the imagines? they do it when taking pics of planets/space etc to get a star trail :o
vibrio	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 13:15
	quote: Originally posted by Edd_20 the bottom of the improved one seems very dark it is :P
Edd	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 11:44
	the bottom of the improved one seems very dark
3CorsaMeal	posted on 22nd Aug 05 at 10:55
	ever taken lots of pics of same thing, but in different modes then overlayed the imagines? they do it when taking pics of planets/space etc
vibrio	posted on 21st Aug 05 at 18:03
	Before After I created a quick mask and set a gradient moving from top to bottom. went back to pic and did levels and saturation. did contrast on whole pic then noise ninja and saved [Edited on 21-08-2005 by vibrio]