Coffee bean roaster at a favorite coffee shop, Dunn Bros. Nothing like a fresh hot cup of coffee to start the day.Yesterday, Just Roaming The Cities requested to view the original photo of my Train Set "tonemapped" photo. UYour wish is my command. Below is the converted file from RAW to JPG.Although not a terrible photo in it's original state, but less dramatic.
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Very fancy! and I can almost smell the coffee now....
ReplyDeletemmmmmm, coffee!
ReplyDeletenothing like freshly ground coffee... mmmm
ReplyDeleteA cup of coffee while listening to your Pink Martini song would be lovely!
ReplyDeleteYES! Thank you! I spent quite a few minutes looking back and forth between the two, scrolling up and scrolling down to see the little differences. In the end, I like the fixed-beautified version better; but mainly because the little details in the tree are brought out, and I like the way it made the train look aged, like it just came out of coal dust. I like the darker parts on the bottom that looked older and brighter where it was once dark. It did make the whites on the train look slightly dirty; and I can't seem to have an eye for this "halo" effect you speak of, where's that?
ReplyDeleteBut again I thank you for putting that on there for me. It was very interesting! I don't yet have all the sophisticated camera equipment, just a little 7-magapixel. Maybe someday I'll get to do all the fun stuff! For now, I roam, I snap, I post!
Have a great day! I hope it warms up even more today :)
what a difference!
ReplyDeleteThanks for showing the before and after. Its good to see what you have done :)
ReplyDeleteGreat pictures, Do u use photoshop for your tweaking.
ReplyDeletei like the 'after' photo from yesterday... the original is nice, but the effects in the other one are very cool...
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the before and after. I like the faux HDR, more dynamic!
ReplyDeleteJust roaming the cities, this is achievable with seven megapixels.