A good place to rest....

siron · 6th August 2002

I like the tone of this picture...
care to share what you actually did to it?

StreetShooter · 6th August 2002

Yes, I like it very much. Would also like to know what was done.

Jimmy Liew · 6th August 2002

Thanks...the above is the original image taken by the CoolPix 5700.

What I did was to create a Hue & Saturation Layer, colorized it and adjusted the Hue to change the whole image. After that, I lowered the Opacity so that some of the original color will seep through...

Duplicate the image onto another Layer, applied Gaussian Blur...and changed the Opacity to adjust the amount of blurring I need.

Its give more life I think....

Darren · 6th August 2002

Very interesting. Thanks for sharing.
It certainly changed the whole tone of the picture to make a normal snapshot much, much more evocative and attention-grabbing.

eadwine · 6th August 2002

Very nice display of photoshop work!!! shall try it.
Think sooner or later u'll see lots of shots like this

sulhan · 6th August 2002

Hieee....

Just to share, i have seen on the web an image taken with Dynax 7 with the STF mode (Funct 25) to get a soft focus like this.

Yet to try out.......anyone tried it before....

To my knowledge, in the STF mode, the 7 exposures are taken on one frame but for each exposeure, the aperture is atuomatically changed and thus should give the gaussian blurr effect .

You can check out the Dynax 7 Yahoo groups and then do a search on the STF function and you can see a couple of photos like that.

Regards,
Sulhan

Here in the Minolta7 Groups - Photos

sinner1974 · 6th August 2002

very well done mate!

I was wondering will the result be the same if
the pic was to print out... or send for developing(kodak express)?

siron · 6th August 2002

Thank you for sharing.. I've tried and it works just great. Good to know!!

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Jimmy Liew Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 160	A good place to rest.... Last edited by Jimmy Liew; 7th March 2005 at 07:08 PM.

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Jimmy Liew Member Join Date: Feb 2002 Posts: 160	Thanks...the above is the original image taken by the CoolPix 5700. What I did was to create a Hue & Saturation Layer, colorized it and adjusted the Hue to change the whole image. After that, I lowered the Opacity so that some of the original color will seep through... Duplicate the image onto another Layer, applied Gaussian Blur...and changed the Opacity to adjust the amount of blurring I need. Its give more life I think.... Last edited by Jimmy Liew; 7th March 2005 at 07:09 PM.

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Darren ClubSNAP Admin Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ClubSNAP HQ Posts: 7,473	Very interesting. Thanks for sharing. It certainly changed the whole tone of the picture to make a normal snapshot much, much more evocative and attention-grabbing. __________________ Tweet?

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sulhan Advertiser Join Date: May 2002 Location: Melbourne, Australia Posts: 4,051	May be able to achieve this with the Dynax 7 STF mode Hieee.... Just to share, i have seen on the web an image taken with Dynax 7 with the STF mode (Funct 25) to get a soft focus like this. Yet to try out.......anyone tried it before.... To my knowledge, in the STF mode, the 7 exposures are taken on one frame but for each exposeure, the aperture is atuomatically changed and thus should give the gaussian blurr effect . You can check out the Dynax 7 Yahoo groups and then do a search on the STF function and you can see a couple of photos like that. Regards, Sulhan Here in the Minolta7 Groups - Photos Last edited by sulhan; 6th August 2002 at 11:16 AM.

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siron Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2002 Location: somewhere near... Posts: 2,123	I like the tone of this picture... care to share what you actually did to it?

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StreetShooter Moderator Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Katong Posts: 4,702	Yes, I like it very much. Would also like to know what was done.

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eadwine Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: east side Posts: 1,954	Very nice display of photoshop work!!! shall try it. Think sooner or later u'll see lots of shots like this

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sinner1974 Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Punggol Field Posts: 195	very well done mate! I was wondering will the result be the same if the pic was to print out... or send for developing(kodak express)?