Danpbphoto wrote:
Such sharp crisp tones here!
Dan
Thank you! I am still working on my post processing technique since getting the camera a couple of weeks back. Out of camera the raw files are usually pretty underexposed and quite flat. The underexposure works great since you can recover a stupid amount of detail from shadows while retaining highlight detail but getting the files to "pop" a little is something I'm still fiddling with.
pingflood wrote:
Thank you! I am still working on my post processing technique since getting the camera a couple of weeks back. Out of camera the raw files are usually pretty underexposed and quite flat. The underexposure works great since you can recover a stupid amount of detail from shadows while retaining highlight detail but getting the files to "pop" a little is something I'm still fiddling with.
Well most, if not all raw files are flat.
Got to "spiff" dem up! You did that wonderfully here. Keep that as a "pre-set"!
Dan
Danpbphoto wrote:
Well most, if not all raw files are flat.
Got to "spiff" dem up! You did that wonderfully here. Keep that as a "pre-set"!
Dan
They are indeed -- but the Monochrom files feel like they require a little more love than the ones from my other cameras. Good idea to save as a preset, I shall do so!
pingflood wrote:
They are indeed -- but the Monochrom files feel like they require a little more love than the ones from my other cameras. Good idea to save as a preset, I shall do so!
Mono is very hard for me! Requires alot more tonal control than color. I am always adjusting my B&W workflow to accomodate what my "mind's eye" hopes to see!
Thanks!
Da
