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Hi Sanjeev - From the techs it looks like you had decent light and a fast ss (for you) so I am wondering why the conversion unless it was just to experiment. For me, the conversion is a little flat and I wish that the whites were whiter particularly on the chin and near the eye. Where was the FP as the ear actually looks sharpest? If it were mine I would also tame the bright grass coming out of the top of the head. I tend to use the Nik software for conversions these days but use control points for finer control over the adjustments.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Rachel. This was just to experiment :-) Will look at it again and try to use Nik and see how that works. Thanks a lot.
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Hi Sanjeev -- I agree with what Rachel has to say after seeing the image and reading Rachel's comment i dont have much to add here . TFS !
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BPN Member
Hi Sanjeev agree with the above .....
Just asking why going the easy way , instead of going the hard way
and try to avoid NIK without understanding what Mr Google is making with your image ? Why not to try the sporty way and somehow try to " master" tone and contrast , even if you need several attempts and most of them not working at all in the beginning ?
Just my thought , what you loose ...... maybe time !!
TFS and happy tryouts
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I like the look-back pose here with the wide eyes.
Rachel has a good point as my initial thought was that I wanted more tonal range. Some more dodging and burning could help, also using specific colour filters on specific parts of the image...