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Getting Comfy
Join Date: Jun 2006
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Atlas Morocco
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Rep Point Winner 07
Join Date: Apr 2005
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Re: Atlas Morocco
Now they are stunning,
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Re: Atlas Morocco
thank you Gary
I am using a plugin in photoshop CS2 : theimagingfactory but I build theconversion step by spep, generally red chanel is wonderfull for the sky, and green chanel for trees, yellow channel is a good compromise after that i darken or lighten every part slowly |
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Re: Atlas Morocco
they are some excellent shots erick, the second one is my favourite just love the sky in that one
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Re: Atlas Morocco
Very good indeed
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Pixalo Crew
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Re: Atlas Morocco
Excellent shots !!! Gotta love a decent Mono like those
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Re: Atlas Morocco
Brilliant Black & Whites. Must look into that plugin. Anybody else use it ?
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Re: Atlas Morocco
I have tried a few plugin I find that one the most usefull and simple to use
it's a super channel mixer |
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Re: Atlas Morocco
I've seen the FM one in action. They had same function where whichever Channel you change, it automatically compensate the others to ensure total of 100%. Is it something similar ?
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Re: Atlas Morocco
great shots
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Re: Atlas Morocco
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If you check my Sea Front thread there's 3 examples of it use... unfortunately the pics arn't a patch on Erick's fine work http://www.pixalo.com/community/phot...-56k-6722.html |
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Re: Atlas Morocco
Very dramatic!
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Re: Atlas Morocco
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this plugin is really good .. you can test it one month for free |
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Re: Atlas Morocco
I have been looking at your work recently Erick and I have finally worked out what it is that makes me really like the majority of your landscapes, Its the way you capture the vastness of the scenes without always needing something in the forground to give the scale to the shot.
Both these are great examples of that, both show the vastness and yet have very little to give any true indication of the scale. Great work! Out of the two, I personally prefer the second shot but they are both excellent
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