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kostas nianiopoulos
12-15-2009, 06:10 AM
http://www.imagevimage.com/images/st_nicholas.jpg (http://www.imagevimage.com/)


crop , saturatioion , sharp


canon eos 50d
shutter speed 1/332
lens aperture 14,1
focal length 160mm
iso speed 160
metering mode matrix
aperture priority program

thanks for your time .

Alfred Forns
12-15-2009, 09:27 AM
Beautiful scene and fine framing (just a little more room at the bottom) Might just back down on the red/orange saturation, rest looks just fine !!!

On this one I would like seeing more detail on the whites, might be able to select all and multiply !! Excellent !!!

...made the change in PS but overdid just a bit so it shows better Just use select >color range> place the dropper on a white are (in the print), adjust to slider to how much you want to select then enter. Make a new layer by pesssing Alt (command on Mac) J , then change the layer form normal to multiply then reduce the opacity to taste .. around 50 looked good this is closer to 80. Does bring some detail to the white areas !! btw if you would like to leave some unaffected, all is done in a layer so the effect could be erased !!!

Lance Peters
12-15-2009, 03:42 PM
Lovely scene - AL'S repost improves a very good base image.
This might look good in HDR!!
:)

kostas nianiopoulos
12-15-2009, 04:16 PM
thanks for the replys and the help . now about the toom u said Alfred , there is not any place , there this dry grass and i didnt like it that why i made the crop . maybe i should clone the sea . Lance about HDR , i will try it .. thanks again .

P.S. this is the full frame of the image . i have take it from the roof of a ship ...


http://www.imagevimage.com/images/serres_thassos_thessaloniki_182.jpg (http://www.imagevimage.com/)

Alfred Forns
12-15-2009, 04:44 PM
Hi Kostas Added a little to the bottom from the original I posted, sort of looks like it has a better base for the image, understand why you cropped it the way you did !!

kostas nianiopoulos
12-15-2009, 04:49 PM
thanks Alfred ...

Gus Cobos
12-15-2009, 05:38 PM
Such a good learning thread. Hi Kostas, your image and capture is beautiful...very good advise and techs. given by Mr. Forns. All the points have been covered... I would consider doing an HDR on this one to really make it pop...congrats...:cool:

Richard Waas
12-19-2009, 08:43 PM
Kostas, you're going to cost me a fortune. Your captures of your country are making me want to go there for myself. It's on our list of places to visit and I guess We'll have to move it up on that list. Keep 'em coming.... Congrats!

kostas nianiopoulos
12-20-2009, 08:05 AM
NO one will stop you , if you are about to come for vist here Richard ..you welcome .. thanks for the reply