Chinese Garden Revisited

teerex · 30th June 2005

Went to Chinese Garden again today. Not a good day overcast, but managed some pics.

Will pp the rest later, here're a couple for sharing and critique.

tomshen · 30th June 2005

Man, your IR getting more and more solid! HOWEVER, suggest you tilt your monitor clockwise 2 degrees to level the horizon

hazmee · 30th June 2005

Hi Terrex,

Do you have the wooden frame? I think it looks better than the metal one. Cheers

teerex · 30th June 2005

Originally Posted by tomshen

Man, your IR getting more and more solid! HOWEVER, suggest you tilt your monitor clockwise 2 degrees to level the horizon

You too kind Tom. I'm still learning.

I have a spirit level at the top of my monitor to ensure that it's level. Perhpas next time I adjust the horizon of my pics before posting

Thanks for pointing out, that's my perpectual problem. Will keep note.

BTW, how was your recent trip to KL?

teerex · 30th June 2005

Originally Posted by hazmee

Hi Terrex,

Do you have the wooden frame? I think it looks better than the metal one. Cheers

Yes I do have wooden frame. Thanks for your opinion.

PandaOng · 30th June 2005

Originally Posted by teerex

Yes I do have wooden frame. Thanks for your opinion.

Does it really matter?? haha...

becareful on your ps. can see the green leaves on the first pix and on the second pix, there is still some roof left untouch. maybe you would like to choose a smaller brush tip to complete the job.

teerex · 30th June 2005

Originally Posted by PandaOng

Does it really matter?? haha...

becareful on your ps. can see the green leaves on the first pix and on the second pix, there is still some roof left untouch. maybe you would like to choose a smaller brush tip to complete the job.

Thanks Panda, that's why I say pa jiao.

I still got a lot to learn in pp techniques and use of proper tools.

photoexpress · 1st July 2005

Hi Teerex, improving on the technique now

IMO, the shots are slightly slanted and maybe too tight. That's all

#1 - can see green and outlines.

#2 is good
Tripod this time?

let me know if NO GO for me to modify your shot

teerex · 1st July 2005

Originally Posted by photoexpress

Hi Teerex, improving on the technique now

IMO, the shots are slightly slanted and maybe too tight. That's all
#1 - can see green and outlines. #2 is good
Tripod this time?

let me know if NO GO for me to modify your shot

Thanks Bob,

Ya, tripod this time. I realise that it's not that troublesome carrying a tripod around.

Still trying to use the marque tool properly. I can see the greens too. But then too late, merged and flatten the layers already.

Sure you can play with my shots anytime, so I can learn more from you. Let me know can mail the shots to you, all shot in RAW this time.

Here's another for your comments. This time I thnk I missed the bit of wall on the right.

ark19 · 1st July 2005

Nice shots bro,
but as usual it's making me giddy due to the slant horizon

Hosea · 2nd July 2005

Wow, new IR era...combination of color and IR

Nice view.. wider perspective of the scenery could give another nice view.

photoexpress · 2nd July 2005

Originally Posted by teerex

Here's another for your comments. This time I thnk I missed the bit of wall on the right.

Well done. This is good!

Now you got something new... do you find it tedious?

teerex · 2nd July 2005

Originally Posted by ark19

Nice shots bro,
but as usual it's making me giddy due to the slant horizon

Yo bro, you giddy ah?

I more jiat lat, during pp rotate here, rotate there still come out wai. But anyway now I know what to do already.

Thanks. BTW today I went to Chinese Garden again, but did not bring tripod. Wanted to re-shoot some scenes.

teerex · 2nd July 2005

Originally Posted by Hosea

Wow, new IR era...combination of color and IR Nice view.. wider perspective of the scenery could give another nice view.

Thanks Stan. I owe this to Photoexpress, he's the guru at this and I'm still learning.

Hope to see you again in our outings soon.

teerex · 2nd July 2005

Originally Posted by photoexpress

Well done. This is good!
Now you got something new... do you find it tedious?

A bit troublesome carrying tripod around, but it's worth it. Without it cannot get 2 shots identical to play with.

Will keep trying and hope to learn more from you.

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hazmee Senior Member Join Date: May 2004 Location: Teban Gardens Posts: 2,610	Hi Terrex, Do you have the wooden frame? I think it looks better than the metal one. Cheers __________________ The hideout // My flickr page

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teerex Moderator Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,653	Chinese Garden Revisited Went to Chinese Garden again today. Not a good day overcast, but managed some pics. Will pp the rest later, here're a couple for sharing and critique. __________________ *Before you embark on a journey of revenge, dig two graves.* teerex@myinfrared.com

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photoexpress Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Location: Singapore (South) Posts: 1,073	Hi Teerex, improving on the technique now IMO, the shots are slightly slanted and maybe too tight. That's all #1 - can see green and outlines. #2 is good Tripod this time? let me know if NO GO for me to modify your shot

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ark19 Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: ark19.multiply.com Posts: 3,080	Nice shots bro, but as usual it's making me giddy due to the slant horizon

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Hosea Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,673	Wow, new IR era...combination of color and IR Nice view.. wider perspective of the scenery could give another nice view.