){kind=link}
){kind=link}
){kind=link}
){kind=link}
){kind=link}
){kind=link}
){kind=link}
Assignment
Using one of your photos —
Fix something......examples: change eye color, fix blemish, give yourself a new moustache, etc.
Filter it.....
Implementation
Before: This is a scan of a photograph of my grandfather back when he worked for AT&T (“Ma Bell”, not the recent incarnation). As you can see, the original photo had some serious damage done to it due to creases and rubbing.
Before:
Fixed: Straightened, cropped, removed color cast, corrected exposure. Removed dust and specs of dirt. Lots and lots of healing brushes, patches, smudges (especially smudges with varying filters, like “color burn” even though it was B&W), and a lot more stuff that I can't remember to try to eliminate the damage.
Filtered: I used the “Adaptive Wide Angle” filter two or three times with the fisheye setting, followed by cropping and a few other tweaks to fix the artifacts the filter added. I wanted it to look realistic, not flashy—like something that could possibly have been done in-camera rather than as an effect. I really like how the room seems to curve around him. It kind of looks like he's inside of a nuclear reactor control room or something.
Instructor's comments
Great photo to start with - fix is well done - filtered is art!
- Author
- Will Murray (Willscrlt)
- Created on
- Wednesday 23 September 2015
- Posted on
- Sunday 11 October 2015
- Dimensions
- 800*1113
- Tags
- adaptive wide angle (filter), B&W (color scheme), CISW 350 (course), digital restoration (process), grandfather (relationship), monochromatic (color scheme), Photoshop (software), scanned photograph (media), technology (genre), telecommunications (industry)
- Albums
- Visits
- 5974
- Rating score
- no rate
- Rate this photo
0 comments