Helpful Posts: Taken in downtown Toronto last summer.
I noticed a young woman sitting and reading on the steps outside a soon-to-be-opened Starbucks location, as if patiently waiting for the opening, and seeing the humour in the scene, grabbed this shot.
motorized Nikon F with meterless, eyelevel prism
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Fuji 100 ISO colour slide
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Thread: True Coffee lover
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1st May 2016, 04:41 PM #1
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True Coffee lover
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1st May 2016, 07:04 PM #2
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Re: True Coffee lover
That's a good one, shot and caption.
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1st May 2016, 07:37 PM #3
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Re: True Coffee lover
Great eye! Consider adjusting the skin tones by either adjusting them separately or by changing the white balance.
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1st May 2016, 07:47 PM #4
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Nice one Robert, I like the humour and the framing.
I ask out of curiosity - do you post-process these once you have uploaded them as digital files?
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1st May 2016, 08:30 PM #5
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Re: True Coffee lover
Simon,
Originally Posted by ionian
Of course.
Usually this is the course of action, with some cloning thrown in for good measure:
Levels/contrast/brightness/colour balance/saturation/sometimes shadows/highlights/sometimes black and white/cropping/smart sharpen/sizing and saving.
At the very least, anything scanned must be sharpened before sizing and saving.
Robert
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