The runner up is Fireplace. The image has almost same composition but B&W.
The runner up is Fireplace. The image has almost same composition but B&W.
Many thanks.
I'll post a new challenge tomorrow,...
@Fireplace33 has written:Back in the day,...
...all those years ago, they didn't have colour cameras yet, so here is a B&W rendering using the noise as authentic film grain ;-)
The runner up is Fireplace. The image has almost same composition but B&W.
Are you going to give any feedback on the images posted?
Alan
@Sagittarius has written: @Fireplace33 has written:Back in the day,...
...all those years ago, they didn't have colour cameras yet, so here is a B&W rendering using the noise as authentic film grain ;-)
The runner up is Fireplace. The image has almost same composition but B&W.
Are you going to give any feedback on the images posted?
Alan
I will do it tonight (ET USA). Have been busy over weekend.
Back in the day,...
...all those years ago, they didn't have colour cameras yet, so here is a B&W rendering using the noise as authentic film grain ;-)
Too noisy for my taste and I do not find this noise as an authentic film grain. I like that you cropped out the knight on the left.
I wanted to emphasize the spread of the knights and also get rid of the noise. I looked at B&W but I liked the colours.
I agree, colored image looks better. Reduced highlights would bring back queens face and white horse.
A colour version without the noise
With the help of Topaz AI version 2.2.12 :-)
I like this crop. Would bring a bit more shadows.
Just the two of them.
Interesting crop, but now queen is not leading the formation. Also would tone down highlights.
Finally, the one I really like -
Good job on noise reduction. Would crop out the knight on the left. I consider color to be part of the image to show knight clothing.
At a bit of a disadvantage with old pre-A.I.Lightroom and some old Topaz DeNoise, but it looks OK if you don't look too closely.
This is how I processed this image.
The princess on the white horse
DXO Photolabs, white balance, exposure (both local and global), crop.
Good processing. Would lift shadows a bit.
@Sagittarius has written:Actually she is the Queen. 😊
She is the Queen
DXO Photolab, previous processing + attempt to make the Queen more visible - local clearview, background desaturate and soften, different crop
Good processing. Without knights she is jaust a woman on the horse.
Thank you all for the participation and ideas.
All my remarks are just my opinions.
Also I wander why nobody fixed tilt?
Also I wander why nobody fixed tilt?
I never noticed it until you said.
Alan
@ArvoJ has written:The princess on the white horse
DXO Photolabs, white balance, exposure (both local and global), crop.
Good processing. Would lift shadows a bit.
Heh, I specifically darkened shadow areas to focus attention to the princess queen :)