N Nikon Fan TPF Noob! Joined Nov 2, 2004 Messages 3,524 Reaction score 49 Jun 26, 2005 #1 Well this is the first shot I've been semi happy with in the past week or so...I guess it's back to shooting around the house for me
Well this is the first shot I've been semi happy with in the past week or so...I guess it's back to shooting around the house for me
skiboarder72 No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Jan 17, 2005 Messages 2,111 Reaction score 82 Location Greenville, SC Jun 26, 2005 #2 wow, cool lighting, i love the grain affect too!
J JonMikal TPF Noob! Joined Jul 28, 2004 Messages 12,262 Reaction score 327 Jun 26, 2005 #3 i like this a bunch! you are amazing with all your ideas lately!
N Nikon Fan TPF Noob! Joined Nov 2, 2004 Messages 3,524 Reaction score 49 Jun 26, 2005 Thread Starter 🔹 #4 Thanks guys I seem to be losing the ideas though Jon, so don't curse it
spike5003 TPF Noob! Joined Jan 5, 2005 Messages 364 Reaction score 1 Location Syracuse, NY Can others edit my Photos Photos OK to edit Jun 26, 2005 #5 i agree, the grain makes this shot, simple and unique good work.
N Nikon Fan TPF Noob! Joined Nov 2, 2004 Messages 3,524 Reaction score 49 Jun 27, 2005 Thread Starter 🔹 #6 Thanks Spike
spiralout TPF Noob! Joined Nov 11, 2004 Messages 679 Reaction score 5 Location University of Houston Jun 27, 2005 #7 I like it. The contrast is great, but the grain is what does it for me. Noise/grain has really grown on me, lately...
I like it. The contrast is great, but the grain is what does it for me. Noise/grain has really grown on me, lately...
Chiller Mental case Joined Dec 14, 2003 Messages 9,739 Reaction score 271 Location F@cking Hell Can others edit my Photos Photos NOT OK to edit Jun 27, 2005 #8 Love this one. Very cool idea and the effect is awesome
N Nikon Fan TPF Noob! Joined Nov 2, 2004 Messages 3,524 Reaction score 49 Jun 27, 2005 Thread Starter 🔹 #9 Thanks chiller and Scott For those interested...I found that using the channel mixer layer to convert to black and white can also add grain when done in the right way, so then you don't have to add it using a filter
Thanks chiller and Scott For those interested...I found that using the channel mixer layer to convert to black and white can also add grain when done in the right way, so then you don't have to add it using a filter
ferny No longer a newbie, moving up! Joined Aug 31, 2004 Messages 8,114 Reaction score 64 Jul 3, 2005 #10 JonMikal said: i like this a bunch! you are amazing with all your ideas lately! Click to expand... I'll second that. A boring old lightbulb, and you make this out of it?!?! Nice use of light there. No pun intended. *grabs box of bulbs and attempts to copy* :mrgreen:
JonMikal said: i like this a bunch! you are amazing with all your ideas lately! Click to expand... I'll second that. A boring old lightbulb, and you make this out of it?!?! Nice use of light there. No pun intended. *grabs box of bulbs and attempts to copy* :mrgreen: