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View Full Version : Digital Infrared jasonmiraples 05-22-2008, 08:32 PM May Photoshop Tip of the Month - Digital Infrared by Russ Burden (http://www.takegreatpictures.com/digital_infrared.fci) Use this option hidden in the B&W adjustment layer in CS3 to convert your images to striking infrareds. :Grin::Grin::Grin: jay jallorina 05-22-2008, 08:35 PM hmmmm..... ....it just makes photos too contrasty....its like applying a whacked out S-curve. beautiful infrared imagery can't be faked in photoshop, regrettably. jasonmiraples 05-22-2008, 08:45 PM hmmmm..... ....it just makes photos too contrasty....its like applying a whacked out S-curve. beautiful infrared imagery can't be faked in photoshop, regrettably. Ehehehehe... You have a point Jay! But we can't tell... Photographer now a days are becoming more conscious using their Photoshop... As what I heard/read... "What my camera can achieved my Software can achieved..." (Correct me if I'm wrong but forgot the line na kasi) hehehehe... What the use of being a digital photographer without they're software.... Just a few cents... :Grin::Grin::Grin: icevalenzuela 05-22-2008, 08:55 PM You could also invert the layer then color. :) nino_carandang 05-22-2008, 08:58 PM one of the highlights of the next issue is a tutorial of the forum's IR king. jasonmiraples 05-22-2008, 08:59 PM one of the highlights of the next issue is a tutorial of the forum's IR king. Cool... Nice teaser Sir Nino! :Grin::Grin::Grin: jay jallorina 05-22-2008, 08:59 PM Ehehehehe... You have a point Jay! But we can't tell... Photographer now a days are becoming more conscious using their Photoshop... As what I heard/read... "What my camera can achieved my Software can achieved..." (Correct me if I'm wrong but forgot the line na kasi) hehehehe... What the use of being a digital photographer without they're software.... Just a few cents... :Grin::Grin::Grin: hmmm....maybe not part of this topic...but here's my thoughts. digital photography and post-processing are two allied skills. one cannot be a good photographer without mastery of those two skills. that said, it is fallacious to assume or believe that one of those two skills can substitute or make up for a deficiency in the other to complete the whole (which is a becoming a good photographer). can't be dependent on one leg. we've seen this a lot...good photoshop skills but very unimaginative vision/camera/technical skills - results in images lacking inspiration. we've also encountered very talented lensmen who have little PS skill...and we can only sigh and shake our heads for the missed potential of their images. photography and post-proccessing - two allied skills in the digital age. i've yet to see a convincing infrared image done in photoshop alone. certain filters remain necessary. jasonmiraples 05-22-2008, 09:01 PM It's okay Jay! At least we know from the expert itself... Thanks for the inputs... Looking forward for the next issue of yours?! :Grin::Grin::Grin: jay jallorina 05-22-2008, 09:02 PM It's okay Jay! At least we know from the expert itself... Thanks for the inputs... Looking forward for the next issue of yours?! :Grin::Grin::Grin: nyehehe....you'll be amazed at the cast of characters. hmmm....four photographers for the coast to coast article. two of them are brothers :D nyahahahah....just a few more days! jasonmiraples 05-22-2008, 09:04 PM nyehehe....you'll be amazed at the cast of characters. hmmm....four photographers for the coast to coast article. two of them are brothers :D nyahahahah....just a few more days! Hahaha!!! Too excited for that! Honestly, thanks Jay! God bless you more! OT: Don't forget my signature!!!! :D :Grin::Grin::Grin: |