Helpful Posts: How about a black and white conversion with some sepia split toning and a different crop:
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1st March 2012, 01:44 PM #21
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
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1st March 2012, 07:20 PM #22Moderator
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Aahh - Alex got in before me with the same idea!
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1st March 2012, 09:25 PM #23
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Originally Posted by Donald
But Donald I left the 1:1 square crop for you.
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2nd March 2012, 01:27 PM #24Moderator
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Okay. Couldn't resist the challenge. Originally Posted by herbert
I don't think it was maybe the best image to try and work with Ana. There is a lot of very similar rock in the foreground, that makes it a bit difficult to really locate the main point of interest; i.e. the bit where we want people to look. But I've tried to make it that sort of little inlet of water, with everything else around being a support to that.
Selective colourisation is something I normally never touch, but I thought it might help this one.
Anyway - it gives you some more ideas to think about as you develop your own vision and style.
ps - And I hope it helps you to see that there certainly was no issue with any part of it being out of focus.
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2nd March 2012, 09:13 PM #25
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Sorry Donald. I kind of left you hanging out to dry with that one. However the 1:1 crop is a good effort with a subject that doesn't suit the ratio.
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3rd March 2012, 06:28 AM #26
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Thanks a lot guys.
. You've helped me a lot. I'am having also an idea.
Like mini-competitions, maybe, i say maybe, we could do a competition called "Process This". It's simple. A user posts an original Raw file, un-processed, and others process it for a period of time. At the end of the period, the user that posted the RAW file, chooses a winner.
I don't know, i was just saying. My subject was not interesting, but stimulated to creativity :Pp.
Anyway thanks, now i can continue my developing in photography. Thank you: Herbert, LeoLeo, Donald, Turgay, JonathanC, Russellsnr!
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3rd March 2012, 12:35 PM #27Moderator
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Re: DOF, Hyperfocal Distance, Distance Scale, Lens.
Ana - We've already got it. Just click here. Originally Posted by anita
Like mini-competitions, maybe, i say maybe, we could do a competition called "Process This". It's simple. A user posts an original Raw file, un-processed, and others process it for a period of time. At the end of the period, the user that posted the RAW file, chooses a winner.
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