Thian Hock Keng

ycchen · 6th September 2005

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ycchen · 6th September 2005

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neowy · 6th September 2005

i love the mood of no 9.

ycchen · 8th September 2005

Originally Posted by neowy

i love the mood of no 9.

Thanks for viewing

Pokka · 8th September 2005

The color looks dull.

Terence · 8th September 2005

Contrast kinda flat, colors are lacklustre and overall composition a bit off. Take No. 3 for instance, might have been better to leave out the modern building to the right and have all the attention on the temple roof.

ycchen · 8th September 2005

Thanks for the comments I will take more aware of all that...but how to improve contrast colours ?

Terence · 8th September 2005

Originally Posted by ycchen

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A quick 2 minute job, bit of adjustment on the curves, slight USM (I think I might have oversharpened as I see some haloes) and enhancing highlights.

I'd remove it if you want me to.

ycchen · 8th September 2005

Originally Posted by Terence

A quick 2 minute job, bit of adjustment on the curves, slight USM (I think I might have oversharpened as I see some haloes) and enhancing highlights.

I'd remove it if you want me to.

Certainly the colour looks better after some adjustment. Is there any other way to improve if not relying on software adjustment ?

Thank you

dragos · 8th September 2005

I like no.6 but seems a bit overexposed.

airconvent · 9th September 2005

Hi
I have an FZ5 too and glad to see what it is capable of...
I prefer the first image in colour...that would have been nice. but agree the images a little dark..probably inherent in the camera software to over compensate...

ycchen · 9th September 2005

Originally Posted by airconvent

Hi
I have an FZ5 too and glad to see what it is capable of...
I prefer the first image in colour...that would have been nice. but agree the images a little dark..probably inherent in the camera software to over compensate...

Thanks for viewing guys.....

The first image in colour will be nice too and I do have a colour version as well.
I felt that the temple is slightly new as due to new paint so I took a B/W photo to create a older look.

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ycchen Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 195	Thian Hock Keng 01. 02. 03. 04. 05. Thank for viewing, comments welcome and appreciated

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neowy New Member Join Date: Dec 2004 Posts: 49	Re: Thian Hock Keng i love the mood of no 9.

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Terence Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2003 Location: I'm a Llama! Posts: 4,716	Re: Thian Hock Keng Contrast kinda flat, colors are lacklustre and overall composition a bit off. Take No. 3 for instance, might have been better to leave out the modern building to the right and have all the attention on the temple roof. __________________ Visit my photo blog Email only please, NO PM!

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ycchen Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 195	Re: Thian Hock Keng Thanks for the comments I will take more aware of all that...but how to improve contrast colours ?

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dragos Member Join Date: Jan 2002 Location: Apex Circle Posts: 1,360	Re: Thian Hock Keng I like no.6 but seems a bit overexposed. __________________ http://www.apexcircle.com Paranormal @ http://hellgates.com/

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airconvent Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 3,114	Re: Thian Hock Keng Hi I have an FZ5 too and glad to see what it is capable of... I prefer the first image in colour...that would have been nice. but agree the images a little dark..probably inherent in the camera software to over compensate...