Comments on: Woke Up Alarmed http://thomashawk.com/2008/04/woke-up-alarmed.html Fri, 10 Feb 2012 02:09:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: David McCabe http://thomashawk.com/2008/04/woke-up-alarmed.html/comment-page-1#comment-2677 David McCabe Fri, 04 Apr 2008 15:17:00 +0000 http://clients.emmense.com/thomashawk/?p=488#comment-2677 I think the above questioner really meant, "Dude how did you get this photo?!". I think the above questioner really meant, “Dude how did you get this photo?!”.

]]> By: Thomas Hawk http://thomashawk.com/2008/04/woke-up-alarmed.html/comment-page-1#comment-2678 Thomas Hawk Wed, 02 Apr 2008 13:10:00 +0000 http://clients.emmense.com/thomashawk/?p=488#comment-2678 <i>Perhaps you'd be willing to outline what post-processing steps, if any, you did to achieve the effects in your images?</i><br /><br />All post processing takes place in Bridge and Photoshop. 90% of it using Adobe's RAW plug in with Bridge.<br /><br />My processing is fairly simple. I use the adjustment sliders with Adobe's RAW plug in to adjust exposure, temperature, contrast, fill lighting and vignette mostly. I do this individually on every photo and just test out the sliders until I get what I want and then save that photo as a JPEG. <br /><br />About 10% of the time I'll do further processing on the JPEG. Mostly this would include sharpening, some dodging or burning, possibly cleaning up dust on the camera sensor with the healing and spot healing brush. <br /><br />My processing is not very complicated. I don't use layers or abstract photoshop concepts or techniques.<br /><br />Mostly I edit images to personal taste.<br /><br />All of my images are shot in RAW which gives me the greatest degree of flexibility in my processing. Perhaps you’d be willing to outline what post-processing steps, if any, you did to achieve the effects in your images?

All post processing takes place in Bridge and Photoshop. 90% of it using Adobe’s RAW plug in with Bridge.

My processing is fairly simple. I use the adjustment sliders with Adobe’s RAW plug in to adjust exposure, temperature, contrast, fill lighting and vignette mostly. I do this individually on every photo and just test out the sliders until I get what I want and then save that photo as a JPEG.

About 10% of the time I’ll do further processing on the JPEG. Mostly this would include sharpening, some dodging or burning, possibly cleaning up dust on the camera sensor with the healing and spot healing brush.

My processing is not very complicated. I don’t use layers or abstract photoshop concepts or techniques.

Mostly I edit images to personal taste.

All of my images are shot in RAW which gives me the greatest degree of flexibility in my processing.

]]> By: prolificprogrammer.com http://thomashawk.com/2008/04/woke-up-alarmed.html/comment-page-1#comment-2679 prolificprogrammer.com Wed, 02 Apr 2008 12:44:00 +0000 http://clients.emmense.com/thomashawk/?p=488#comment-2679 Perhaps you'd be willing to outline what post-processing steps, if any, you did to achieve the effects in your images? Perhaps you’d be willing to outline what post-processing steps, if any, you did to achieve the effects in your images?

]]> By: Anonymous http://thomashawk.com/2008/04/woke-up-alarmed.html/comment-page-1#comment-2680 Anonymous Tue, 01 Apr 2008 18:28:00 +0000 http://clients.emmense.com/thomashawk/?p=488#comment-2680 Tom I think this photo will actually induce seizures if one stairs at it for a long time. hehe nice shot tho. Tom I think this photo will actually induce seizures if one stairs at it for a long time. hehe nice shot tho.

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