what filter is this?

koumasgr · Oct 23, 2016

What filter is this? I need to know please.

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astroNikon · Oct 23, 2016

What makes you think this is a filter?
It's probably just a thin Depth of Field. you can read about it more here ==> Understanding Depth of Field in Photography

astroNikon · Oct 23, 2016

btw, if you don't own this photo you are not allowed to post it. You can create a link to it though
such as ==> https://instagram.fskg1-1.fna.fbcdn...36_1611795375787647_6347684766946426880_n.jpg

koumasgr · Oct 23, 2016

I think its a filter or something because those colours and this sharpen in this photo can't be just right from the camera.

Designer · Oct 23, 2016

koumasgr said:
What filter is this? I need to know please.

I don't see any filter effect.

Please describe your own observation as to why you think there was a filter in use.

(edit) You posted while I was writing my response.

Everything looks normal to me.

480sparky · Oct 23, 2016

Simple sharpening and increased saturation. Maybe some playing around with curves and levels.

Braineack · Oct 23, 2016

The Photoshop Filter.

astroNikon · Oct 23, 2016

koumasgr said:
I think its a filter or something because those colours and this sharpen in this photo can't be just right from the camera.

technically, nothing is just right from the camera.
Cameras have software in them that allow them to process images to a predefined set of routines, which can vary greatly in the camera itself, to produce a JPEG (or other format).
And then any post processing can affect sharpness, colors, etc.

If you've ever selected "Vivid" "Standard" "Sports" Closeup" "night" are all predefined processing routines in cameras. Thus technically, nothing is not processed by some extent for digital cameras.

koumasgr · Oct 23, 2016

As @Braineack and @480sparky said, i think it is photoshop filter so i am going to search for that. Anyways guys thanks everyone for the response.

Braineack · Oct 23, 2016

there's nothing to search for, he just over-sharpened and over-clarified his image.

then applied NR to smooth out all the nastiness he added:

it was probably also just shot with a cell phone that does that straight out of camera.

480sparky · Oct 23, 2016

koumasgr said:
As @Braineack and @480sparky said, i think it is photoshop filter so i am going to search for that. Anyways guys thanks everyone for the response.

The filter is: Using knowledge of how to post-process images to achieve the looks the photographer wants.

Every noob seems to think everything in photography is simply a one-click fix.