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tobbsman
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 Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:08 am Post subject: Autumn isn't over yet ... SMCA20/2.8 |
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tobbsman wrote:
I don't want to invade you guys with pictures of my countryside, but with this one I couldn't resist to show:
(SMC-A 20/2.8, panorama from 28 shots)
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Orio wrote:
Oh but you should! I love your landscapes!
Fantastic scene of course - but I would like to see a little more contrast in the high key areas, as they are now the mountains feel to me a little flat.
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LucisPictor wrote:
I think the pic is fantastic! 28 shots? Wow! 
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soullivan
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soullivan wrote:
yes,pic is fantastic,I love it.
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sichko
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sichko wrote:
Your countryside is delightful - and so are your pictures!
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maddog10 wrote:
That is a beautiful landscape!
I would like to see it with just a little bit more sky above the mountain.
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dakoo wrote:
wOw a beautfiful view indeed.. !!
Agree about the mountains !!
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patrickh wrote:
Tour de force Tobias
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 7:15 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
Hi Tobbsman
Your nice pictures of Alps are always superb! Thanks for sharing
I apologize for this -- I adjusted this picture just for you 
http://photo.homer.sk/mf_lenses_gallery/000_tobbsman/index.html
If you don't like it -- let me know
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
Thanks you all for nice comments and good critics ! .. that's how I can improve ...
No apologize Trifox please, this helps a lot ...
Honestly in your version sky is much to saturned for my taste. The rest is just great. Can you tell me exactly what you did in Photoshop (?).
Did you adjusted contrast using curves and then doing colors seperately ? I would like to re-practise the exact steps which you did ... if you allow 
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tobbsman
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tobbsman wrote:
I just tried some seconds to come close to your version ...
It comes close but somehow the details in the rocks worked out more nicely in your version.
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trifox
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:46 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
Hi Tobias
thanks
see the link again -- its been updated
just sky
I can send you PSD file with all layers to understand Ive done
just click on this link to download ...
http://photo.homer.sk/mf_lenses_gallery/tobbs.zip
and the path to your PSD is: tobbs/Desktop/tobbsman/
second step is Adobe Light Room gallery -- you should see the settings when you open it...
I hope that it will be OK -- Ive got the Mac version...
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tobbsman
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 8:59 pm Post subject: |
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tobbsman wrote:
you'r fast
yes ! the sky is much better now for my taste.
super ! Thanks ...
Cheers
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:06 pm Post subject: |
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tobbsman wrote:
I use Adobe Light Room gallery too, should be the same mac/pc version ...
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 9:06 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
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you'r fast
yes ! the sky is much better now for my taste.
super ! Thanks ...
Cheers
Tobias |
Thanks ! Click on this link ...
http://photo.homer.sk/mf_lenses_gallery/tobbs.zip
but the masking in Photoshop is more important...
its been improved from the last version...
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peterqd wrote:
Truly fabulous picture Tobias, I'll never get tired of seeing landscapes like yours, whatever country they come from! . I prefer the original version - the alterations to the sky look too artificial to me.
Can I ask the angle of view from one edge to the other and the number of shots across the width? Something about the perspective looks strange to me, but maybe it's not actually in the picture - only what my eyes are telling me. There seems to be very little subject in the middle distance, and the curve and slope of the path appears a little contorted to me. I'm wondering if this is the result of compressing the angle of view, as happens with a fisheye.
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tobbsman
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:28 pm Post subject: |
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tobbsman wrote:
@trifox
... interesting masking what you are doing there. I can learn a lot. I have to practise that on some different shots.
@peterqd
This perspective is indeed very strange if you would know the original scenery there ... everything look very small, crimped in the panorama ...
Here is the full Pano (ca. 180°, a bit more i think, about 50 20mm shots) to give you an idea about the area there,
what I have showed was just a crop ...
I'll post some single frames later on...
Cheers
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tobbsman
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| Posted: Sat Nov 08, 2008 10:43 pm Post subject: |
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tobbsman wrote:
here are 4 single 20mm frames out of the panorama:
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peterqd wrote:
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@peterqd
This perspective is indeed very strange if you would know the original scenery there ... everything look very small, crimped in the panorama ...
Here is the full Pano (ca. 180°, a bit more i think, about 50 20mm shots) to give you an idea about the area there,
what I have showed was just a crop ...
I'll post some single frames later on... |
No, I don't know this place. Perhaps if I did I could have understood what I am seeing a little better, but your answer helps a lot, thanks. I can imagine the top of the mountain filling the whole frame, and that would create some middle distance. There's a much better feeling of distance in the picture of the walkers on the path and in the last pic. Did you possibly use the distort tool to straighten things up at the sides of the pano?
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Laurence wrote:
Alpine scenery and its unique botanical denizens is fantastic to me. These mountains are simply wonderful, and your images always make me feel as if I'm right there!
GREAT work.
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