Loose Hill Derbyshire

P-E · 17-08-2006, 20:34

Still going through some pictures a took a week ago or so.........here's one am not too sure about at moment.

stevec · 17-08-2006, 21:20

Looks good to me not sure about the droped shadow its a great shot on its own

P-E · 17-08-2006, 21:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevec

Looks good to me not sure about the droped shadow its a great shot on its own

Cheers stevec.......got to ask droped shadow?

**Markulous** · 17-08-2006, 21:53

Looks a pretty good comp to me - tho' a bit oversharpened, maybe?

stevec · 17-08-2006, 21:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by P-E

Cheers stevec.......got to ask droped shadow?

The shadow behind the photo

P-E · 17-08-2006, 21:58

Quote:

Originally Posted by Markulous

Looks a pretty good comp to me - tho' a bit oversharpened, maybe?

Wall looks a bit odd to me now.........maybe oversharpened

**Markulous** · 17-08-2006, 22:00

LOL!

P-E · 17-08-2006, 22:00

Quote:

Originally Posted by stevec

The shadow behind the photo

Argh sorry gotya now

***Dave*** · 18-08-2006, 09:11

Just the sharpening on the wall is too much. If you have the original PSD you could mask back the wall on the sharpened layer to the layer below.

With that sorted it's a cracking shot

P-E · 18-08-2006, 09:33

Just had another go at processing the original RAW file.

Altered the WB as the greens didn't look right and less sharpening.

Any better?

***Dave*** · 18-08-2006, 10:00

Wall & foreground a lot more natural, although I prefer the sky from the 1st

Can you merge the 2 ?, although you might have to play with opacity if using layers to ensure sky colours don't look too out of place with new foreground.

You didn't want it to be easy did you

P-E · 18-08-2006, 10:20

Far to advanced for me doing that Dave

***Dave*** · 18-08-2006, 13:41

Here's what I was trying to describe :-

Basically opened you 2 shots above & dragged 1st shot on top the 2nd. This creates another layer. On this layer I added a layer mask & then masked back the foreground from the layer below. You can see I rushed it , as I can still some of your title from underlying shot

Just my personal take on your shot

P-E · 18-08-2006, 14:40

Appreciate that Dave........will have a play later and see what I can come up with

17-08-2006, 20:34	#1 (permalink)
P-E Loves the place Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sheffield, S.Yorkshire UK Posts: 7,414	Loose Hill Derbyshire Still going through some pictures a took a week ago or so.........here's one am not too sure about at moment.

17-08-2006, 21:20	#2 (permalink)
stevec Getting Comfy Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: bradford west yorkshire Posts: 242	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Looks good to me not sure about the droped shadow its a great shot on its own

17-08-2006, 21:53	#4 (permalink)
Markulous Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Peak District Posts: 9,598	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Looks a pretty good comp to me - tho' a bit oversharpened, maybe?

17-08-2006, 22:00	#7 (permalink)
Markulous Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Peak District Posts: 9,598	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire LOL!

18-08-2006, 09:11	#9 (permalink)
*Dave* Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 14,659	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Just the sharpening on the wall is too much. If you have the original PSD you could mask back the wall on the sharpened layer to the layer below. With that sorted it's a cracking shot

18-08-2006, 09:33	#10 (permalink)
P-E Loves the place Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sheffield, S.Yorkshire UK Posts: 7,414	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Just had another go at processing the original RAW file. Altered the WB as the greens didn't look right and less sharpening. Any better?

18-08-2006, 10:00	#11 (permalink)
*Dave* Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 14,659	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Wall & foreground a lot more natural, although I prefer the sky from the 1st Can you merge the 2 ?, although you might have to play with opacity if using layers to ensure sky colours don't look too out of place with new foreground. You didn't want it to be easy did you

18-08-2006, 10:20	#12 (permalink)
P-E Loves the place Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sheffield, S.Yorkshire UK Posts: 7,414	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Far to advanced for me doing that Dave

18-08-2006, 13:41	#13 (permalink)
*Dave* Pixalo Crew Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 14,659	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Here's what I was trying to describe :- Basically opened you 2 shots above & dragged 1st shot on top the 2nd. This creates another layer. On this layer I added a layer mask & then masked back the foreground from the layer below. You can see I rushed it , as I can still some of your title from underlying shot Just my personal take on your shot

18-08-2006, 14:40	#14 (permalink)
P-E Loves the place Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Sheffield, S.Yorkshire UK Posts: 7,414	Re: Loose Hill Derbyshire Appreciate that Dave........will have a play later and see what I can come up with

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