The Photo Thread

[PseFrank]

Thankyou Paul...not as neat as I would have liked. But I tried to do it quickly...

[bob12a]

3D Laugh Clown Laugh

 

Another one from my Sandown Carnival Isle Of Wight shoot.

http://www.idf50.co.uk/gallery/data/549/sandown-carnival-_4.jpg

[DSTM]

To get the full benefit,of the above Photo by Bob12a,you need the right Glasses.

Luckily,I have a pair,and the Photo looks great.

Thanks for sharing your work with us,Bob.:)

[bob12a]

Thanks for pointing that out DS I should have told everyone.

Another one for you to look at hope you enjoy I had to snatch this one quickly before the stranger lowered her camera. It was shot in the botanical gardens in Ventnor on the Isle of Wight UKhttp://www.idf50.co.uk/gallery/data/549/botanical-july-01.jpg

[DSTM]

Another excellent Tutorial, Frank.

The layers Palette confuses beginners like myself.

Well written,easy to understand,and the Graphics helps so much.

Well Done.:)

[bob12a]

Another excellent Tutorial, Frank.

The layers Palette confuses beginners like myself.

Well written,easy to understand,and the Graphics helps so much.

Well Done.:)

I second that completely thank you Frank for all the time you are putting in passing on your knowledge.

 

Still struggling but WILL get there.

 

Bob.

[Plastic Nev]

A thing I learned a long time ago and is a simplified way to understand layer working in photo's.

It is quite basically the same as taking a standard photo print, then covering it with a sheet of cling film, you then draw, write, or superimpose the next image onto the cling film, when finished with that layer, place another sheet of cling film over the first and carry on. The only difference computer wise, is you don't see the cling film, and when finished and saved, the cling film magically vanishes.

While working in this fashion you can remove and delete, or just add an odd change, to an entire layer, without disturbing either the original photo or any subsequent or previous layer if the program supports doing that.

Nev.

[DSTM]

2nd try at an OOB.:)

 

http://i56.tinypic.com/34nl7oj.gif

[PseFrank]

I really like this one Dougie....Trucks, bikes, and cars etc, are always good subjects for OOB edits. Action shots seem to work the best for OOB's.

 

Nice one Dougie....:-)

Edited September 14, 2010 by PseFrank

[bob12a]

Well done Dougie I am still struggling but you know me I DONT give up.

 

Also Frank although I am not posting I am working at OOB.

[bob12a]

3D Hover craft

 

Nearly caught a face full of sand.

Note I am now using PS to add titles.

Edited September 18, 2010 by bob12a

[DSTM]

Nice 3D Photo,Bob.

Looks great with the Glasses.:)

[bob12a]

Phew that is hard work beating the drum and creating a OOB under kind Franks instructions.

Its the best I can do.

Edited October 27, 2010 by bob12a

[DSTM]

Good effort,Bob. It does take some time,doesn't it.

Not easy.

Can you post the original image,so we can see the tranformation?

Thanks.:)

[bob12a]

/Thansk as requested Edited October 27, 2010 by bob12a

[DSTM]

Thanks Bob.

That is a hard one to start off with.

I would struggle with that one.

You done well,for a first effort.:)

[paulc]

You did well for the first time Bob keep the good work up

[bob12a]

thought you might like to see my 3D treatment also Sorry bit big use the slider to the right

http://www.idf50.co.uk/gallery/data/549/big-drum.jpg

Edited September 18, 2010 by bob12a

[paulc]

My first go at OOB

http://i150.photobucket.com/albums/s84/python9/FLOWER11.jpg

[DSTM]

Excellent,Paul.

How much overall Photo Editing experience, have you,and what program are you using?

Thanks.:)

[paulc]

I am using photoshop

i have been playing with photos for years

to much time on my hands i think

[PseFrank]

Great job cutting out Paul...Something for us all to aspire to. Did the flower fill the original image, or have you reduced the frame alot?

[bob12a]

Thank you Paul for showing just what can be done great for a first.

[paulc]

the rose did fill most of the photo. so i made the image for the background a bit larger

[bob12a]

3D Golf practice

 

Hope my mate does not hit the cabin windows.

http://extremetechsupport.com/forum/picture.php?albumid=99&pictureid=249