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Greg Mennegar
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e-30 Shots |
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16-Nov-2016 23:22 CET |
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Olympus E-30 |
Exposure time: |
1/200 s |
Aperture: |
F5.6 |
Focal length: |
40 mm |
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Olympus Zuiko 12-60 |
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Spot |
ISO: |
100 |
White balance: |
Custom |
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external |
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RAW |
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800x533 |
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Nice shot ;-)
Alfred Molon at 19:19 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]
Thank you!
Alfred Molon wrote:
> Nice shot ;-)
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Thanks Alfred!
This is something from a session a couple of years ago. I've been spending a lot of time experimenting with the Nik Effects package and have been very pleased with what it's allowed me to do.
Greg Mennegar at 19:24 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]
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Greg Mennegar wrote:
> This is something from a session a couple of years ago. I've been spending a lot of time
> experimenting with the Nik Effects package and have been very pleased with what it's allowed me to do.
Ah... ok. I was in fact wondering what processing had been applied. Did you use the Nik package only for B&W conversion?
Alfred Molon at 19:33 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]
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Alfred Molon wrote:
> Greg Mennegar wrote:
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> > This is something from a session a couple of years ago. I've been spending a lot of time
> > experimenting with the Nik Effects package and have been very pleased with what it's allowed me to do.
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> Ah... ok. I was in fact wondering what processing had been applied. Did you use the Nik package
> only for B&W conversion?
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I used Nik Color Effects to smooth her skin a little (she has great skin to start with), the pro contrast and color correction effects, and the detail extractor (mostly on her hair and pants). I made a color version also and was torn between which one I liked best. I used Nik Silver Effects (Fine Art Process) for the B/W conversion. There were also adjustments made in both Lightroom and Photoshop - W/B, contrast adjustments, a slight vignette, shadows and highlights, curves, levels, clone and healing brush. Probably 20-30 minutes of work total.
Greg Mennegar at 19:43 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]
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I see. Did you make a print out of this?
Alfred Molon at 19:48 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]
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Alfred Molon wrote:
> I see. Did you make a print out of this?
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No. I don't do that often enough. I always like to see prints, but I never know what to do with them once I make them.
Greg Mennegar at 20:08 CET on 17-Nov-2016 [Reply]