Cedric MASSOULIER
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Canon G11
RAW file processed in C1 Pro
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Canon G11
RAW file processed in C1 Pro
Ken Tanaka
pro member
I'm a mug for reflected window street scenes so I like this, Cedric. The 3D quality added by the perspective and the repetitive pattern, and white board, really emphasizes this. The postures of the pedestrians is -almost- dead enough to sell the automatons-in-metropolis image...but they were ever so slightly too animated for perfection.
The interior scene is basically invisible and doesn't really contribute, does it?
This stuff is harder than it seems, eh?
The interior scene is basically invisible and doesn't really contribute, does it?
This stuff is harder than it seems, eh?
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Canon G11
RAW file processed in C1 Pro
Have you considered processing the interior separately?
Cedric MASSOULIER
New member
Hi Ken and Asher,
You're true, i should make a double process on the RAW file, i will try it later (not time enough today).
Thanks,
Cedric.
You're true, i should make a double process on the RAW file, i will try it later (not time enough today).
Thanks,
Cedric.
Cedric MASSOULIER
New member
Hi,
This is another attempt with a more balanced light between inside and outside :
This is another attempt with a more balanced light between inside and outside :
Asher Kelman
OPF Owner/Editor-in-Chief
Cedric,
An improvement. We now can appreciate the inside with far less struggle! Thanks!
An improvement. We now can appreciate the inside with far less struggle! Thanks!
Cedric MASSOULIER
New member
Hi,
I think i prefer a more classical 3:2 framing :
I think i prefer a more classical 3:2 framing :
Mike Shimwell
New member
Hi Cedric
Bringing out the diners is a great improvement, and I agree about the 3:2 framing - i'ts more dynamic. My GX200 is left at 3:2 unless I want to shoot square format.
Mike
Bringing out the diners is a great improvement, and I agree about the 3:2 framing - i'ts more dynamic. My GX200 is left at 3:2 unless I want to shoot square format.
Mike
Mark Rohlf
New member
the diners and the 3:2 are both great improvements. One little nit-pik I noticed ... when you added the diners to the mix ... is it just my monitor, or did you notice the contrast level degraded a bit? I wonder if you bump that contrast a bit more ... it would make another improvement.
Cedric MASSOULIER
New member
Hi,
Indeed, i reduced contrast because i wanted a softer and a flater picture, to get a better mix of the differents reflections.