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Never use chrome setting for yellow objects or portrait, it turns out nasty
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you must understand that the Chrome is an equivalent of the Fuji Chrome films... |
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It is simply unproportionaly over saturated. |
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Well, I really wish Fuji will successfully immitate their velvia
I like the deep saturated colour of chrome, not this 'ah Beng' 'striking' 'over-saturated' colours Well, it is still ok for blue and green, but terrible for yellow and red.As this is subject to firmware modification, I think they actually can make the chrome mode looks better ![]() As for standard mode, I really like the colour, it is just perfect for me. For outdoor noon time, try exp -2/3, white balance FINE (Sunny day) @ ISO 80. The colours are just lovely ![]() Last edited by bpribadi; 5th December 2005 at 02:08 PM. |
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For velvia reproduction on PS, just use the scripts I guess. Then again, nothing like the real thing.
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Anyway, do you mind to share the action / script for Velvia reproduction in PS? |
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Actually I just want to know the basic idea people use to imitate Velvia, then try to build my own action ![]() |
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I agree that the chrome settings are a bit too over saturated. I only used standard after trying chrome once. But under certain conditions chrome will give you wonderful pics.
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Join Date: Dec 2005
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I thought F11 claim an anti-blur program built-in but how come there still a bit shaky when take pic at note using natural light mode.
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it doesnt have any "anti movement mechanism" like AS, IS, VR, OIS, etc. so, you still need to hold very steadily for a short peroid of time during exposal ![]() |
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