Not too much to say about today’s image in this write up; instead, I’ve created a video on how I processed this image from the original exposures through to the end product. Apologies it’s so long…there was me thinking I spend 20 minutes on an image when this one is twice that.
So…my first video attempt at recording a screen, webcam and audio and I have a few notes about it.
1. My PC used to be top notch, but now struggles to handle so many power hungry applications.
2. Uploading the video seemed to lose a little of the quality.
3. Hope you can understand my accent, even though it’s a little out of sync with the webcam.
4. Grab yourself some wine/beer/whisky and drink along with me while I’m at work.
5. Enjoy, and please do leave feedback. What do you do that I don’t, what have you learnt, what questions do you have, etc.
Here’s the original image and the video follows that.
Love this picture man, the movement of the train really makes it work. Sxx
Nice work Murph – always good to see how others process their images! Good stuff, and I like the image too!
Awesome image Mike. Can’t see the video at work but will watch when I get home.
Great shot Mike, can’t wait to watch this when I get back hone this evening!
Really interesting to see how you created your image. I crop as one of the first steps of my workflow (if I need to) and always apply my sharpening at the very end. Love the final result.
Awesome! You really fell like that train is coming right at you š Well done!
Great sense of movement in this photo.. very nice
Very cool – nice to see how someone else goes through the thought process, this puts me to shame.