Don't know much now. It's always nice to see how many people like you enough to say "have a good one." I mean, I know the internet reminds everyone, but so does a calender. It still takes effort though, so thanks to everyone.
Thought maybe you'd like to see a before and after with a recent shot. This is probably the most "illustrated-like" shot thus far, but it's still fun.
before:

after:


8 comments:
What are floaty-balls and what do they look like?
photos of floaty-balls to come.
Happy Birthday!!! And cool pictures!!
thanks, kara!
so is the final picture just the first 3 at different exposures combined together?
yeah. step one is combining them in a program called Photomatix (you can use it with any photos). then, in photoshop, i adjust the colors and levels and add a magenta gradient (for these 2). then i use a tool in PS called Unsharp Mask. it's magic. the last thing i do is reduce the noise with a PS plugin.
so, i guess kind of a lot goes into one of these.
Colorful colors aside, those pictures in no way resemble a frisbee.
Wth?
jon brings up an interesting point. one that i'm not prepared to answer at the moment. and even if i was, i just don't know what he's talking about.
i need to try something with my LED frisbee. there's GOTTA be something i can do with that.
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