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28-JUN-2008 RK

Old News

Canon EOS 5D ,Canon EF 14 mm F2.8 L II USM
1/80s f/8.0 at 14.0mm iso100 full exif

other sizes: small medium original auto
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Guest 08-Jul-2008 05:20
Lydia sums it up for me...quite extraordinary IMHO. -Michael
Canon DSLR Challenge06-Jul-2008 23:07
I like this... art from the mundane. Well done, RK. ~Lydia
Canon DSLR Challenge06-Jul-2008 23:06
Smart title as well!
Canon DSLR Challenge01-Jul-2008 11:47
Thanks CJ and Brent.
CJ, thanks for the tip...reduced the blues and reposting the color version.
Brent, use Lightroom to process raw and the profile is set to sRGB. This is the first time pbase had this problem for me.
- RK
Canon DSLR Challenge29-Jun-2008 19:53
This is really great RK, I like it a lot. I didn't see the color version. You mentioned the Pbase upload looked different than your original. I had this problem in the past with reds until I started using edit>convert to profile>sRgb in Photoshop. I expect you are doing this already though?
~Brent
Canon DSLR Challenge28-Jun-2008 23:04
This looks nice RK but I really liked the color version with the blue color cast removed. I use PS Elements and just used Color Variation to reduce the blue tones and I thought it really looked good. It warmed up the image and showed the nice rich brown and yellow tones in the ropes and papers. Try it and see what you think! :-) CJ
Canon DSLR Challenge28-Jun-2008 21:20
Thanks CJ. I don't think its your monitor, see it on mine too. Took a look at the copy of this, does not have the blue cast... I am puzzled now... does pbase do any compression? Maybe, will convert this to B&W.
- RK
Canon DSLR Challenge28-Jun-2008 20:57
Very nice RK! Great lighting and the ropes make interesting geometric lines. It looks as if there is a slight blue cast to this on my monitor, which looks in keeping with the subject and other tones in the papers, but is that what you intended, or maybe I need to get my monitor color calibrated! Terrific picture though! :-) CJ