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stroiman got a reaction from Mikeg57 in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from Richard Fillebrown in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from GaryRS in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from lepr in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from jmwellborn in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from GripsholmLion in Affinity Photo - Different defaults for clone stamp and inpainting source layer
When I retouch with e.g. the Clone Stamp tool or Inpainting Brush Tool, I always create a new empty pixel layer for the retouching, leaving the original image untouched.
This means that I always need to change the source layer every time to be "Current Layer & Below"
It would be nice if I could set that as my preferred default.
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stroiman got a reaction from BobMoyer in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from John Rostron in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from Alfred in Affinity Photo - Different defaults for clone stamp and inpainting source layer
When I retouch with e.g. the Clone Stamp tool or Inpainting Brush Tool, I always create a new empty pixel layer for the retouching, leaving the original image untouched.
This means that I always need to change the source layer every time to be "Current Layer & Below"
It would be nice if I could set that as my preferred default.
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stroiman got a reaction from NotMyFault in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from PaulEC in Affinity Photo - Different defaults for clone stamp and inpainting source layer
When I retouch with e.g. the Clone Stamp tool or Inpainting Brush Tool, I always create a new empty pixel layer for the retouching, leaving the original image untouched.
This means that I always need to change the source layer every time to be "Current Layer & Below"
It would be nice if I could set that as my preferred default.
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stroiman got a reaction from PaulEC in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from walt.farrell in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from j3rry in Focus stacking with Affinity Photo
A 2-shot focus merge working absolutely beautifully in creating a sharp image meeting my vision for the shot.
I used luminosity masking to help in the edit - to separate water from reeds.
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stroiman got a reaction from Pehaer in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography
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stroiman got a reaction from velarde in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography
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stroiman reacted to MikeTO in Tint slider in develop is way off - offset at magenta instead of the middle.
Here's a related thread I just noticed
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stroiman got a reaction from AdamStanislav in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography
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stroiman reacted to debraspicher in The photo that won me the gold medal.
Seriously breathtaking. I've been listening to a lot of Skyrim soundtrack lately as the weather has started to change and this fits in this vibe perfectly.
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stroiman got a reaction from markw in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography
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stroiman got a reaction from debraspicher in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography
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stroiman reacted to jmwellborn in The photo that won me the gold medal.
@stroiman what a lovely photograph!! No wonder it received the Gold Medal. And what a testimony that a gifted photographer with a magical eye can create such beauty with Affinity Photo.
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stroiman reacted to s.auler in The photo that won me the gold medal.
A really great work of editing or better adjusting the photo. You achieved to create depth, for eyes to just sink into the mists in the background with a foreground, you want to grab with your hands.
Good job 🙂
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stroiman got a reaction from s.auler in The photo that won me the gold medal.
I recently won the gold medal in the competition "Den Nationale" (The National) - the National Danish Championship arranged by SDF - Selskabet for Dansk Fotografi (Danish Photography Society)
The photo won in the Colour Prints category (There were 7 categories in all, but I only participated in 2)
Obviously the photo was edited in Affinity Photo. I have shared the before and after to give an idea about how I edited it, but generally I
Removed a lot of distractions in the foreground. Removed some of the snow from some of the front trees Enhanced contrast (obviously) Enhance the colours of the leaves, and desaturate most of the background to make them stand out more. Enhanced the sense of mist in the background. This was accomplished primarily with blur and curves layers carefully masked with luminosity masks. I took advantage that I could place these in a group, and place a mask layer before these to control what goes into there filters/adjustments, something I couldn't have done in PS AFAIK. Feel free to check out my other work
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (Only pictures from Bornholm): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.photography/
IG (My other pictures): https://www.instagram.com/stroiman.art/
Web site and shop: https://stroiman.photography