A Hawaiian Post Processing Challenge
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09/09/07 04:55 PM
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Darren Rowley
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It was a once in a lifetime boat trip to see the Napoli Coast on the island of Kauai. The journey wasn’t exactly what I had hoped for because of cloud cover over the island. As we reached the turn around point, Kalalau Valley, the clouds finally parted. A gift from the fire goddess Pele, perhaps? Problem: The canyon was filled with mist, making all the green in the canyon look grey. I did my best as this scene strained the limits of my photography and post processing skills. A curse from Pele, perhaps? I look forward to see what others can do. If you go to this URL you should be prompted to download the RAW file. http://www.cloudsonfire.com/rch/IMG_1975.CR2If not send me an email at yelwor@gmail.com and I’ll send it to you. This is a low res unmodified jpeg. Thanks!
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Re: A Hawaiian Post Processing Challenge
[Re: dave_lines]
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09/10/07 01:04 PM
09/10/07 01:04 PM
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Darren Rowley
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Looks good, Dave. Yes, the dirt is red, and I think you got the right shade of red. The rocks along the shoreline are gray when not wet.
James, I just emailed the file to you.
Thanks,
-Darren
Last edited by Darren Rowley; 09/10/07 01:07 PM.
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Re: A Hawaiian Post Processing Challenge
[Re: Darren Rowley]
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09/10/07 01:52 PM
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Quote:
It was a once in a lifetime boat trip to see the Napoli Coast on the island of Kauai. The journey wasn’t exactly what I had hoped for because of cloud cover over the island. As we reached the turn around point, Kalalau Valley, the clouds finally parted. A gift from the fire goddess Pele, perhaps? Problem: The canyon was filled with mist, making all the green in the canyon look grey. I did my best as this scene strained the limits of my photography and post processing skills. A curse from Pele, perhaps?
I look forward to see what others can do.
This is a low res unmodified jpeg.
Here is my quick attempt. I don't work with Canon raw files and don't really have a good converter except for ACR which is not even my favorite for my Nikon NEFS. So with that caveat, here is my attempt in PSPXI. I did it in CS2 also, but I didn't like that one as much (it always takes me longer in CS2 because I don't use it enough). Tried to bring up some detail in the dark cliffs, but I'm not really happy with it. I'm sure Roman will have a better solution.

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Re: A Hawaiian Post Processing Challenge
[Re: James Morrissey]
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09/11/07 01:29 AM
09/11/07 01:29 AM
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daveman
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Here is my version. I concentrated on reducing the blue haze. There are really a lot of renditions of this - this is a great way to see how others view the same shot.
Darren - thanks for submitting the file.
Dave
Last edited by daveman; 09/11/07 01:31 AM.
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