>Third of, I am definitely going to ask that guy how exactly he is processing his images...
Boris, you also might want to ask him if he's doing any "in camera" processing as far as saturation, sharpening etc. Also are you trying to compare your digital images to similar film images? I prefer Velvia when I shoot film and consequently when processing digital images I try to give them a Velvia look (more saturated). Kenneth Waller -----Original Message----- From: Boris Liberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Apr 27, 2005 11:14 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Concerned Rob, > Wow, maybe learn to post process to produce the type of image that you desire? > I see a lot of over sharpened over saturated Canon and Nikon images, I'm sure > that you could replicate this using your Pentax gear. I'm only half joking > here. Few points. First of, my goal is to be able to shoot so that the least possible post-processing would be necessary. Could be, this is the main reason I am kind of pushing me into the corner here... Second of, I do apply some USM or some high-pass sharpening. However many people told me quite many times that my photos are a bit on a soft and low contrast side. I do like softer (not tack sharp from USM) and relaxed in contrast images... May be, this kind of preference is passe this days :). Third of, I am definitely going to ask that guy how exactly he is processing his images... -- Boris ________________________________________ PeoplePC Online A better way to Internet http://www.peoplepc.com
