Ton Hung Offline Upload & Sell: Off
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Mark Metternich wrote:
Awesome perspective and shot Ton! It is great to see your new perspectives on the icons!
I am not sure if you are on a 4K or 5K display (I am guessing) but because of their pixel densities they do not show true detail. I did not believe this and thought I could find a workaround so I bought the Newest iMac about a year and a half ago, and then found that I could too easily over sharpen my images but not see it (so I sent it back). This same issue is becoming hugely problematic in fine art printmaking where about 90+% of people sending their files for print are over sharpening them, but they CANNOT see it on their end. This is one of the main subject matters master printer Robert Park (Nevada Art Printers) and I are having to address in our "The Ultimate Fine Art Printmaking Workshop" in Vegas. Having said that, I see a lot of over sharpening halos in your images. I am not sure what type of sharpening protocol you are using? Or what monitor you use? But the image looks great except the edges where there is a very strong halo artifact around a lot of your main subject matter. If you can not see it, then that might be the issue. If you can see it, have you tried keeping a non or much less sharpened layer below the sharpened one (in Photoshop) and tried erasing out the halo?
I only bring this up because I enjoy your work, but I am distracted by some processing issues. You seem to work very hard at your photography, so it seems you might be interested in improving your web presentation too? If you need any help in this area, let me know (just message me). It is what I do for a living... I'll usually give someone a short free session with no obligations whatsoever, demonstrating what they might want to learn. Then if they want continued help it is usually available. I am actually overwhelmed with work, so I really do not need more. But when really good photographers are needing or wanting help, I love to help when I can.
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Thank you so much Mark, I will take alook where I did wrong.
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