Fujifilm S5Pro at the Quay...

lunas · 22nd January 2009

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ssping83 · 24th January 2009

the sharpness is insane..

to the point that i think the pics are oversharpened (my thought is that thay are post processed?).. lol~

do watch the vertical tilt too.. very disconcerting to look at.. =)

lunas · 25th January 2009

Raspy · 25th January 2009

Very nice photographs. I am also interested in Fujifilm S5 pro's high dynamic range but i only manage to play currently with HDR technique.

Raspy · 25th January 2009

To correct vertical distortion, you can do some post processing in PS. Maybe it worths trying it, to make it look better

tkbonz · 25th January 2009

I actually prefer the shots with the distortion...if not too "standard" looking. Nice colours too...

night86mare · 28th January 2009

i personally advocate this approach to keystone effect -

either go all the way, and use it to emphasize whatever you wish to emphasize, shape or form; or to have none at all.

anything in between is going to be seen as a mistake. yes, there is quite a bit of oversharpening here. nice dynamic range though.

lunas · 30th January 2009

Originally Posted by Raspy

To correct vertical distortion, you can do some post processing in PS. Maybe it worths trying it, to make it look better

Originally Posted by tkbonz

I actually prefer the shots with the distortion...if not too "standard" looking. Nice colours too...

Originally Posted by ssping83

the sharpness is insane..

to the point that i think the pics are oversharpened (my thought is that thay are post processed?).. lol~

do watch the vertical tilt too.. very disconcerting to look at.. =)

Originally Posted by night86mare

i personally advocate this approach to keystone effect -

either go all the way, and use it to emphasize whatever you wish to emphasize, shape or form; or to have none at all.

anything in between is going to be seen as a mistake. yes, there is quite a bit of oversharpening here. nice dynamic range though.

Thanks for the comments, guys.
I will take note on the distortion and the sharping as well.

BTW, I tried to use PS to correct the distortion, however it doesn't turn out well. Is there any other software that can be used to correct the distortion?

chiangkxv · 30th January 2009

Wooo.. love the colours.

22nd January 2009	#1
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24th January 2009	#2
ssping83 Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Bishan Posts: 968	Re: Fujifilm S5Pro at the Quay... the sharpness is insane.. to the point that i think the pics are oversharpened (my thought is that thay are post processed?).. lol~ do watch the vertical tilt too.. very disconcerting to look at.. =)

25th January 2009	#3
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25th January 2009	#4
Raspy Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: West Posts: 137	Re: Fujifilm S5Pro at the Quay... Very nice photographs. I am also interested in Fujifilm S5 pro's high dynamic range but i only manage to play currently with HDR technique.

25th January 2009	#5
Raspy Member Join Date: Nov 2006 Location: West Posts: 137	Re: Fujifilm S5Pro at the Quay... To correct vertical distortion, you can do some post processing in PS. Maybe it worths trying it, to make it look better

25th January 2009	#6
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28th January 2009	#7
night86mare Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: in your mind Posts: 19,351	Re: Fujifilm S5Pro at the Quay... i personally advocate this approach to keystone effect - either go all the way, and use it to emphasize whatever you wish to emphasize, shape or form; or to have none at all. anything in between is going to be seen as a mistake. yes, there is quite a bit of oversharpening here. nice dynamic range though. __________________ Gallery \| Dreamscapes 09 Pentaxian 伪君子之所以更可憎

30th January 2009	#9
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