Big Buddha, Hong Kong
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Big Buddha, Hong Kong
by vr2vrt » Sun Nov 30, 2014 5:14 am
I have SPE already for a while but never tried it really out, used some older pictures which I made from the Big Buddha in Hong Kong on a dark and rainy day.
I place 3 pictures just to show the differences.
It was nice to make some more experience with the software.
Theo Graber
Hong Kong Photo
I place 3 pictures just to show the differences.
It was nice to make some more experience with the software.
Theo Graber
Hong Kong Photo
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- Photo 2 general cleaning and collering
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- Photo 3 a cropped version
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Re: Big Buddha, Hong Kong
by andrewb2012 » Sun Nov 30, 2014 11:28 am
Hi vr2vrt,
What a difference the replacement sky makes - very interesting picture beautifully enhanced in SPE. Nice masking! Thanks for sharing and well done!
Regards,
Andrew
What a difference the replacement sky makes - very interesting picture beautifully enhanced in SPE. Nice masking! Thanks for sharing and well done!
Regards,
Andrew
Re: Big Buddha, Hong Kong
by vr2vrt » Mon Dec 01, 2014 4:13 am
Hi Andrew,
thanks for the reply on my post, I also was surprised of the outcome of the pictures. This picture I made in less then 2 minutes and you can see that, missed some small details but the next time better.
Now I understand the software and know how to work with it, only I miss the tool for background removal. It was good to have this to, just remove the background and save only the foreground for later use.
Maybe it is already in the software but I didn't found it, probably you can explain me that much better.
Regards
vr2vrt
Theo Graber
Hong Kong Photo
thanks for the reply on my post, I also was surprised of the outcome of the pictures. This picture I made in less then 2 minutes and you can see that, missed some small details but the next time better.
Now I understand the software and know how to work with it, only I miss the tool for background removal. It was good to have this to, just remove the background and save only the foreground for later use.
Maybe it is already in the software but I didn't found it, probably you can explain me that much better.
Regards
vr2vrt
Theo Graber
Hong Kong Photo
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