Eyelight's "What Can You Do with This One?" Creative Post Processing Lab

[Eyelight]

Shot this as the sun was dipping behind the trees, the hill and the clouds. There's a lot of detail in the clouds and I've took a couple runs at some creative post using the Color Replacer. Would be interesting to see what anyone else might come up with.

The RAW: https://www.dropbox.com/s/nn7ltgnpa1l01w7/DSC_1818.NEF?dl=0

Original


First run.


Second Run

 

[480sparky]

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I prefer to make it look natural.

 

[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

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You need to clean your sensor

 

[480sparky]

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You need to clean your sensor

Yeah, I had to do a LOT of touch-ups.

 

[Eyelight]

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You need to clean your sensor

I miss film. What can I say.

 

[Blacktop]

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[Don Kuykendall_RIP]

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I miss film. What can I say.

I don't. With film you would not have been able to get these variations this quick. I started off in a darkroom and even learned how to process and print color. Not easy to do either. Changing involved starting over with the print and there were not a lot of variations you could do like you could with B&W.

I will stick with digital.

 

[J-see]

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Ideal to test some options in RT.

 

[Carroll]

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[BackdoorArts]

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Drive-by...

 

[sonicbuffalo_RIP]

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Drive-by...

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Nice to see you dropping in! Can you enlighten me about Nik Tools? I tried it and really wasn't a fan, and there is some discussion about it. I know it's not in this thread so I will refer you to "[h=1]OnOne Perfect Effects 9 for free"[/h]

 

[Englischdude]

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my 5 cent

 

[paul04]

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Put a bit more blue hue into the picture, with +38 saturation.

 

[Carroll]

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Drive-by...

@BackdoorHippie ( Jake, I wondered what that sudden noise was...saw your edit and realized that a "Drive-by Shot of Experienced PP" sounds and looks Great! }

Lots of very creative juices flowing in this thread. Very interesting, indeed.

 

[Blacktop]

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I'm still liking @480sparky edit the most so far.

 

[Felisek]

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As mentioned before, you have lots of spots on your sensor. I removed them in post processing.

 

[wornish]

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Couldn't resist

 

[Blade Canyon]

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You need to clean your sensor

Don't you know that the only DSLR with this problem is the Nikon D600? It's true, I heard it on the internetz.

 

[paul04]

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Here is another picture to work on, took this picture on Saturday 31-01-15, a very overcast day, and its right out of the camera.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/x27ni8uggoydbbb/DSC_0342.NEF?dl=0

 

[wornish]

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Just playing -