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Dark Side of the Camera
Here is some more stuff from my afternoon at the Speed Shop.
Man of Steel - shot in K-Tone
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Chris Johnston
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Frank (or anyone for that matter)
I've been VERY interested in this profile since you popped it on us. (although, I honestly have not had time to mess with it much myself yet)
I thought I'd put down some observations and get some feedback on my thoughts and see if maybe there are some issues or if I'm too much of a pixel peeper. (or maybe it's an optical illusion that only I'm susceptible to.)
I just think it's awesome looking in some images and so so in others and I watched your "Man of Steele" numerous times to see why that was. (as well as some of the other images)
I think I noticed that this really appeals to me in images that have differing luminence values in the frame. For instance the first 15 seconds or so have images that are dark in some areas and some areas are quite bright. To me this is where this Pic Profile stands out and just looks gorgeous. This just looks gorgeous to me View attachment 45671
Other sections of your vid like the image at 42 second mark has luminence values that are very similar throughout the entire frame. (like nothing overly bright or overly dark) In cases like that it just kinda hits me as washed out green tinted.
Am I toooo picky or is anyone else seeing it like me?
EDIT...Don't get ticked off Frank, I think your work with these profiles is just awesome, just an observation. (and probably a poor one....)
I've been VERY interested in this profile since you popped it on us. (although, I honestly have not had time to mess with it much myself yet)
I thought I'd put down some observations and get some feedback on my thoughts and see if maybe there are some issues or if I'm too much of a pixel peeper. (or maybe it's an optical illusion that only I'm susceptible to.)
I just think it's awesome looking in some images and so so in others and I watched your "Man of Steele" numerous times to see why that was. (as well as some of the other images)
I think I noticed that this really appeals to me in images that have differing luminence values in the frame. For instance the first 15 seconds or so have images that are dark in some areas and some areas are quite bright. To me this is where this Pic Profile stands out and just looks gorgeous. This just looks gorgeous to me View attachment 45671
Other sections of your vid like the image at 42 second mark has luminence values that are very similar throughout the entire frame. (like nothing overly bright or overly dark) In cases like that it just kinda hits me as washed out green tinted.
Am I toooo picky or is anyone else seeing it like me?
EDIT...Don't get ticked off Frank, I think your work with these profiles is just awesome, just an observation. (and probably a poor one....)