This is some cool art I found embedded in a wall at the Mandalay Bay Hotel in LV. I tell you, I saw pretty cool stuff and I spent most of the trip making DH wait just to get the right shot kwim? He totally deserves an award for the most patient man on earth... and I might just have to give him a very special one ;)**** My favorite picture from the previous post was the Eiffel Tower shot ;D ****
SPECS: Manual mode, handheld, ISO 1600, can't remember the exact AV or SS but do right click to see my exif-data if you wish.
PP:USM 30-10-0, Resized at 4x6240ppi and then NR - in that order...
Do you think this is the correct order or should I've done the NR first and then the USM and resizing?
TFL!
7 comments:
these are hilarious! how cool to find all those parts...i don't know about the order of processing, whether it makes a difference. i always resize last, but that's just me :)
Hmm, not sure what I think of these except you got some cool captures.
I don't know if order matters either. I usually do NR first, then defog and then color if any, sharpen and then resize. No idea how that got to be my work order, or if it is even right...
wow...good job getting the pics..it's hard taking pictures of things like that with funny lighting...it looks great....I wan't expecting "BODY art" I was expecting tatoos! LOL
I was expecting the tatoos too!! great pictures.
Very, very cool! I love your Vegas photos from the previous post, too. You really captured some amazing images...even if you did make your DH wait around for the perfect shot. :)
AND...I love your photos of the graduate below. What a great story! He's really lucky to have such a caring teacher like you!
Cool shots... very interesting! As for when to do NR... I always do mine first because I figure I don't want to sharpen the noise, so remove it first. But that's just me... I could be all wrong!
Really interesting stuff... something totally unexpected!
I agree with tori--I think NR first, because you don't want to sharpen noise, but??? I'm afraid I do it a little differently every time. I haven't perfected my work flow yet! Lovely Vegas pics in your previous post, too. Looks like a great time!
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