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we are talking punchy colors not gaudy, or Blah and plain,I may prefer richer than life

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In Reply to: WHAT! posted by R B on March 14, 2003 at 19:11:18:

I am not alone,Velvia is a successful selling film for Fuji.So is their Provia,I also use more often .
Ever try a Tiffen Enhancing filter ? Very punchy reds,yellows.

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I don't like my picys looking like a technicolour yawn - R B 20:19:25 03/14/03 (3)
Like this with polariser

I like more natural colours like this, no polariser used

regards rod
- Re: I like both of your picys but putting on my photo editors hat - Joe M 07:07:50 03/15/03 (2)
  which I was at my last newspaper job.That top pic is WOW, a quick seller every time.The kind of image a lot of editors favor, just the facts of publishing life.What film was it?Also what film did you take on the bottom shot?
  The bottom shot is very much salable as well, but be aware it might undergo a technical change. Like how I played with it here in photoshop.This could be just as natural looking, as if shot after a light Rain or overcast skies.A Tiffen Enhancing filter would turn the colors like your top pic.Almost same if you would've used one of the 81 series warming filters- 81c.
  So whether a filter is used on films or not , or shot entirely digital, color can be anything the photoshop user wants it to be.
  Gotta love this digital age!!!!
  - Both shots Kodachrome11 - R B 19:54:26 03/15/03 (0)
    Top one with polariser bottom one without.
    
    regards rod
  - Here is your other pic with less color saturation - Joe M 07:15:47 03/15/03 (0)
    I think the life is sucked out of it this way. To each his own!
    Thanx Rod for allowing me to use these as examples for other photogs to learn a little something.

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