astrogazer
Premium Member
I was waiting for some of my auction goodies to acclimate and thought I'd process a couple of images from the FMAS tank taken during tonight's meeting.
I shot these just as discussed at the meeting tonight, I chose these two images to demonstrate shutter speed (for the tang) and depth of field (for the coral), although I got more depth of field for the tang shot than I wanted(I would have preferred the background to be more blurred), however that can be accomplished easily in post processing using photoshop or the like. I'll demonstrate that in another thread. I opened these files into photoshop and preformed an auto levels (contrast), light unsharp masking, and a variations to lighten the mid tone and shadow ranges (remember I Expose To The Right (histogram)). Then I crop, resize from 300 DPI to 72 DPI and save for the web.
It may sound like a lot but it took less than 5 minutes and the results are rather pleasing.
I hope everyone that is interested will practice and will be glad to help any member that wants to better his/her skills.
I shot these just as discussed at the meeting tonight, I chose these two images to demonstrate shutter speed (for the tang) and depth of field (for the coral), although I got more depth of field for the tang shot than I wanted(I would have preferred the background to be more blurred), however that can be accomplished easily in post processing using photoshop or the like. I'll demonstrate that in another thread. I opened these files into photoshop and preformed an auto levels (contrast), light unsharp masking, and a variations to lighten the mid tone and shadow ranges (remember I Expose To The Right (histogram)). Then I crop, resize from 300 DPI to 72 DPI and save for the web.
It may sound like a lot but it took less than 5 minutes and the results are rather pleasing.
I hope everyone that is interested will practice and will be glad to help any member that wants to better his/her skills.