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Joey
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- Newport News, VA
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Help me improve my workflow
Started this discussion. Last reply by Gerald Anthony Bell Nov 1, 2009. 3 Replies 0 Likes
I'm trying to improve my workflow and be a bit more organized, so I'm requesting some opinions and examples of your workflow.. basically , my workflow is this..I shoot pictures in Raw + Jpeg Fine…Continue
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Shawn E Marquez commented on Joey's photo
Myrtle Beach Fun Park
"Nice HDR. What software do you use..I use Photomatix 4.2 but hardly get the same results.
Good work"
Gary Vernon replied to Joey's discussion post processing for portraits? in the group Portraiture"It's also quite helpful to have a reference such as Kodak or a colour corrected previous image to work side by side with - i find it keeps me reigned in with the processing lol"
James Baker replied to Joey's discussion post processing for portraits? in the group Portraiture"Absolutely. Any post processing is good in moderation. Too much can actually make the photo worse. Especially if you shoot in JPEG instead of RAW. Keep things more subtle and they will look better."
Mohd Azrull Masnam replied to Joey's discussion post processing for portraits? in the group Portraiture"I do agree with James Baker. I do similar thing like those. However, you have to ensure that not overdo on your image."
James Baker replied to Joey's discussion post processing for portraits? in the group Portraiture"The best advice I can give on that is to practice and play with all the different adjustments you can make. Levels, curves, and the other colour adjustments are a good place to start. I now do almost all of my post work in Apple Aperture. Adobe…"
Joey replied to Joey's discussion Nikon D300s replacement? in the group Nikon Users Group"any news on any nikon firmware offering wifi with direct sharing to twitter, flickr, etc. at some point in the next year or so?"
James Baker replied to Joey's discussion Nikon D300s replacement? in the group Nikon Users Group"Check out http://nikonrumors.com/ ."
James Baker replied to Joey's discussion Nikon D300s replacement? in the group Nikon Users Group"I wouldn't expect a new D300s for at least another year. Nikon seems to have a 2 year cycle in that area of their product line. Although the D7000 looks to make the D300s #2 in the DX line for now. It's what I'm going to buy next.…"
Joey added a discussion to the group Portraiture
post processing for portraits?
I'm trying to improve in portraiture photography, what post processing programs/techniques can help me? thanks for any info
Joey joined Daniel Chinchay's groupPortraiture
People in places, doing things. A group for all things having to do with portraiture.See More
Mike Noble replied to Joey's discussion Nikon D300s replacement? in the group Nikon Users Group"The D300S is fairly new. Not sure there will be a replacement for a while. I am waiting for the next iteration of the D700. I love mine and long for a second full frame. My D300S doesn't quite cut it."
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- About Me and My Photography Experience:
- I am 35 years old from Virginia. I do various types of photography, and am always willing to learn a new technique!
- My Photography Equipment:
- Nikon D90
Sigma 10-20mm
Nikkor 105mm 2.8 VR
Nikkor 70-300mm VR
Nikkor 18-105mm VR
SB-600
SB-600
SB-900
- Contact:
- myspace.com/joeywithazoomlense
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Comment Wall (3 comments)
- At 10:31am on November 10, 2009,
Deneb Catalan said… - Yikes! Sorry for the wait! My work flow is based on Camera Raw, Photoshop & Lightroom for cropping and final touches. I believe the idea of HDR is never overdoing it. Yeah, It looks kinda awesome, but personally, the visual senses really don't see the world this way and thus making most heavy HDR work look very chromatic and unnatural. So, my work flow is to use the HDR information that Photoshop gives me, and I'll figure out what to cut out, or tone down in terms of the details HDR gives me. Sometimes I would bump it all out and then soften it up completely.
- At 2:30pm on October 7, 2009,
David said… - Thanks for joining the Sigma 10-20mm group http://www.picturesocial.com/group/sigma1020mm
- At 6:35pm on October 6, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello Joey and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others.
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