Lynton
awkward customer
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Please feel free to say what you think, and how I can improve - saying "oh wow, for a first attempt that's really good", won't help me learn, unless of course for a first attempt it was really good!
Will bore you with all the details, as I am sure these make a difference to the outcome - to be honest, being a beginner I left it in full auto - should have at least turned the dial to Portrait - D'oh!
Pentax K-m, with DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6AL, Focal length 21.3mm, 1/180sec, F8.0, sensitivity 100, set up max resolution, max quality.
This is the original. Here
This is what I have done with it.
http://s113.photobucket.com/albums/n237/lyntonsmith/?action=view¤t=JoeHettieRET8b8bw.jpg
Got someone to sort out the funny patch under Joes right arm - have been told its a bit of lens flare from shooting too much into the sun, but at the moment photoshop skills are noway near good enough to tackle these problems.
Cropped the pic square.
Resized to approx 8" x 8"
Applied unsharp MAsking Filter (sorry that confuses me sharpen by unsharpening) at 100% / Radius 3, Threshold 2 (as per suggestion of the guy who sorted out the arm)
Turn it to black and white using Photoshop - Image > Adjustments > B&W then played around with the colour bars.
Looking at it now on my monitor it looks a tad green ??
Anyway - over to you - feel free to say what you think - broad shouldered and thick skinned, and keen to learn!
Thanks
Lynton
Will bore you with all the details, as I am sure these make a difference to the outcome - to be honest, being a beginner I left it in full auto - should have at least turned the dial to Portrait - D'oh!
Pentax K-m, with DA 18-55mm F3.5-5.6AL, Focal length 21.3mm, 1/180sec, F8.0, sensitivity 100, set up max resolution, max quality.
This is the original. Here
This is what I have done with it.
http://s113.photobucket.com/albums/n237/lyntonsmith/?action=view¤t=JoeHettieRET8b8bw.jpg
Got someone to sort out the funny patch under Joes right arm - have been told its a bit of lens flare from shooting too much into the sun, but at the moment photoshop skills are noway near good enough to tackle these problems.
Cropped the pic square.
Resized to approx 8" x 8"
Applied unsharp MAsking Filter (sorry that confuses me sharpen by unsharpening) at 100% / Radius 3, Threshold 2 (as per suggestion of the guy who sorted out the arm)
Turn it to black and white using Photoshop - Image > Adjustments > B&W then played around with the colour bars.
Looking at it now on my monitor it looks a tad green ??
Anyway - over to you - feel free to say what you think - broad shouldered and thick skinned, and keen to learn!
Thanks
Lynton