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Before and after photo bushbuck.
14 July 2014, 20:15
A.DahlgrenBefore and after photo bushbuck.
Vacation here, so my time between reading OJ´s book
and being out in the sun I have edited some photos. Here is a "lost" photo and the same photo after with just some small adjustments.
14 July 2014, 20:24
1/2 slamThat's well done.It's amazing what can be done with the editing software available today.
Hunting is not a matter of life or death....It's much more important
14 July 2014, 20:28
JBrownThat is incredible!
How did you go about adjusting the photo(programs, etc.).
Jason
"You're not hard-core, unless you live hard-core."
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Just tell yourself, "it's all part of the adventure." Remember, if Robert Ruark had gotten upset every time problems with Harry
Selby's flat bed truck delayed the safari, Horn of the Hunter would have read like an indictment of Selby. But Ruark rolled with the punches, poured some gin, and enjoyed the adventure.
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14 July 2014, 20:33
A.DahlgrenOn this one just adjusted the levels and colors in PS. Cloned away the bullet hole and cloned the sand so it would not be any footprints in it.
To top it of I put some filters on it in Color Efex Pro II. ( Made some adjustments with yellow color from the right so it would look more like a sunset as it actually was when the photo was taken
Cropped it and adjusted the horizon.
14 July 2014, 20:42
txsouthpawAnton, your photography expertise continues to amaze me. A great trophy and your ability to enhance the picture is superb!
14 July 2014, 20:44
FrostbitAmazing! I don't see how this is possible after looking at that first photo. I guess I hit "delete" too often.
14 July 2014, 21:53
TrophyShotPrintsNicely done Anton...Love it
14 July 2014, 22:01
matt uVery nice Anton!!!!!
14 July 2014, 22:14
TrophyShotPrintsquote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
Amazing! I don't see how this is possible after looking at that first photo. I guess I hit "delete" too often.
Jim this is why we like to shoot RAW instead of jpegs...even quite a number of point & shoot cameras offer this nowadays too
Lots more data and latitude in post-processing
14 July 2014, 22:33
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by Late-Bloomer:
quote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
Amazing! I don't see how this is possible after looking at that first photo. I guess I hit "delete" too often.
Jim this is why we like to shoot RAW instead of jpegs...even quite a number of point & shoot cameras offer this nowadays too
Lots more data and latitude in post-processing
OK, dumb question. If you "shoot RAW" (I presume this is a setting that has to be changed in the camera) does the picture still load as usual to programs like iPhoto or is there some type of conversion step? I'd be afraid to make things more complicated when I don't know much about anything but pointing the camera.
14 July 2014, 22:35
TrophyShotPrintsquote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
quote:
Originally posted by Late-Bloomer:
quote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
Amazing! I don't see how this is possible after looking at that first photo. I guess I hit "delete" too often.
Jim this is why we like to shoot RAW instead of jpegs...even quite a number of point & shoot cameras offer this nowadays too
Lots more data and latitude in post-processing
OK, dumb question. If you "shoot RAW" (I presume this is a setting that has to be changed in the camera) does the picture still load as usual to programs like iPhoto or is there some type of conversion step? I'd be afraid to make things more complicated when I don't know much about anything but pointing the camera.
Yes Jim you need a RAW CONVERTER
You can PM me if you need more explanation...no probs..as I do not want to hijack Anton's thread.
I only thought to comment about being able to get MUCH more latitude from a RAW format when needed.
14 July 2014, 23:23
TrophyShotPrintsJim,
My new website will be up shortly and I will be featuring...
PHOTO DOCUMENTARIES of MY ADVENTURES…documentaries of interesting individuals and people who are doing incredible things in fascinating places and countries!!!
Photo-Journalistic in nature and Nat Geo in type!!!
And sharing with my customers and visitors to my website, the type of camera bodies and the various lenses I used to create those images….giving valuable information and professional tips in order that they may have the knowledge to create stunning images for themselves, too!!!
I will be using both DSLR and modern Point&Shoot cameras...shooting both RAW and JPEG formats and providing editing tips
15 July 2014, 01:32
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by Late-Bloomer:
quote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
quote:
Originally posted by Late-Bloomer:
quote:
Originally posted by Frostbit:
Amazing! I don't see how this is possible after looking at that first photo. I guess I hit "delete" too often.
Jim this is why we like to shoot RAW instead of jpegs...even quite a number of point & shoot cameras offer this nowadays too
Lots more data and latitude in post-processing
OK, dumb question. If you "shoot RAW" (I presume this is a setting that has to be changed in the camera) does the picture still load as usual to programs like iPhoto or is there some type of conversion step? I'd be afraid to make things more complicated when I don't know much about anything but pointing the camera.
Yes Jim you need a RAW CONVERTER
You can PM me if you need more explanation...no probs..as I do not want to hijack Anton's thread.
I only thought to comment about being able to get MUCH more latitude from a RAW format when needed.
I understand the "hijack" but I also thought it's good info for the rest of us. EVERYONE takes pictures on Safari but few of us have near the talent of Anton or yourself. If shooting RAW gives you more latitude in post production work but still allows someone like me to just plug my camera into my computer and load the pictures as usual then that would be the best of both worlds I suppose.
Anton, sorry for the hijack.
15 July 2014, 01:32
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by Late-Bloomer:
Jim,
My new website will be up shortly and I will be featuring...
PHOTO DOCUMENTARIES of MY ADVENTURES…documentaries of interesting individuals and people who are doing incredible things in fascinating places and countries!!!
Photo-Journalistic in nature and Nat Geo in type!!!
And sharing with my customers and visitors to my website, the type of camera bodies and the various lenses I used to create those images….giving valuable information and professional tips in order that they may have the knowledge to create stunning images for themselves, too!!!
I will be using both DSLR and modern Point&Shoot cameras...shooting both RAW and JPEG formats and providing editing tips
Looking forward to it.
That is really amazing. The bushbuck's coloration really come alive. Technology today is something else. Perhaps you could photoshop my head on somebody else posing with their trophies? It would save me a lot of money.
I hunt, not to kill, but in order not to have played golf....
DRSS
15 July 2014, 02:53
bwana cecilThat's just incredible.
Some of us are still trying to figure out how a thermos bottle keeps hot things hot & cold things cold. How does it know?
LORD, let my bullets go where my crosshairs show.
Not all who wander are lost.
NEVER TRUST A FART!!!
Cecil Leonard
15 July 2014, 04:02
boarkillerOJ's book?
Like The Infamous OJ Simpson?
Great job by the way. And nice bushbuck to boot.
" Until the day breaks and the nights shadows flee away " Big ivory for my pillow and 2.5% of Neanderthal DNA flowing thru my veins.
When I'm ready to go, pack a bag of gunpowder up my ass and strike a fire to my pecker, until I squeal like a boar.
Yours truly , Milan The Boarkiller - World according to Milan
PS I have big boar on my floor...but it ain't dead, just scared to move...
Man should be happy and in good humor until the day he dies...
Only fools hope to live forever
“ Hávamál”
15 July 2014, 04:27
Frostbitquote:
Originally posted by bwana cecil:
How DO it know?
FIXED
15 July 2014, 04:30
A.DahlgrenBoarkiller yes. I like reading books by sport stars, this one is a bit different though.
15 July 2014, 07:49
boarkillerI hear you
I'll read about anything
Cool
Might have to give it a try
Thanks
" Until the day breaks and the nights shadows flee away " Big ivory for my pillow and 2.5% of Neanderthal DNA flowing thru my veins.
When I'm ready to go, pack a bag of gunpowder up my ass and strike a fire to my pecker, until I squeal like a boar.
Yours truly , Milan The Boarkiller - World according to Milan
PS I have big boar on my floor...but it ain't dead, just scared to move...
Man should be happy and in good humor until the day he dies...
Only fools hope to live forever
“ Hávamál”
15 July 2014, 14:52
A.Dahlgrenlol no problems Jim.
This photo is actually taken as a jpg.
But the bigger raw file is always better to work with.
16 July 2014, 02:06
MARK H. YOUNGAnton,
You sir are talented. I would have hit delete on that one also.
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Eland SlayerI have also begun working more with editing software (namely Adobe Lightroom), and have been able to salvage several photos that I otherwise would have deleted.
Below are the "before & after" shots of a sunset I took near Mason, Texas in 2012. I was absolutely THRILLED when I realized what I was able to get out of this photo....
Before....
After....
17 July 2014, 02:32
Wendell ReichWade,
That is incredible the difference! Anton's photo was impressive, but I can see how there was something to work with there. On yours, I would have thought there was no way!
Good work gentlemen.
17 July 2014, 02:39
FrostbitMan, I don't see how you can take a picture that looks so underexposed that it's black and do that to it. Amazing.
