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**curse** · 04-04-2012, 05:33 PM

Originally posted by rharish90 View Post

Guys is it just my feeling or does the thread contain more pics which are well 'photoshopped' than 'photographed'?

BTW, ^ nice location and processing. Similar to the ones done in instagram eh?

This is the first pic on which i have tried processing.
Pic was edited in picassa.

**rharish90** · 04-05-2012, 10:43 AM

Originally posted by curse View Post

This is the first pic on which i have tried processing.
Pic was edited in picassa.

I am not pin pointing anyone bro. Look at the thread from the beginning. The number of 'photoshopped' ones far out number the 'photographed' ones. Me being a purist, don't really appreciate the former. It is just my opinion.

**krish2778** · 04-05-2012, 10:51 AM

Originally posted by rharish90 View Post

I am not pin pointing anyone bro. Look at the thread from the beginning. The number of 'photoshopped' ones far out number the 'photographed' ones. Me being a purist, don't really appreciate the former. It is just my opinion.

Agreed, but a little bit of post processing doesn't do any harm in my opinion, as far as i'm concerned i do a bit of post processing like filters and all since i cant get it using normal digital camera( like the ones i use) unlike in DSLR's or SLR's.

So its Ok to an extend i think. But over doing processing to an extent that it hurts the eye to watch is an total overkill and definetly don't appreciate that. I used to do that in the starting, but gradually learned to do with minimum post processing, the more we learn photography the lesser we require post processing.

**curse** · 04-05-2012, 11:01 AM

Originally posted by rharish90 View Post

I am not pin pointing anyone bro. Look at the thread from the beginning. The number of 'photoshopped' ones far out number the 'photographed' ones. Me being a purist, don't really appreciate the former. It is just my opinion.

No no dude you got me wrong.I understood what you meant.
And this is photography and critique thread.All are free to express thier views.

Comments will help to improve.

**rharish90** · 04-05-2012, 05:03 PM

Originally posted by krish2778 View Post

Agreed, but a little bit of post processing doesn't do any harm in my opinion, as far as i'm concerned i do a bit of post processing like filters and all since i cant get it using normal digital camera( like the ones i use) unlike in DSLR's or SLR's.

So its Ok to an extend i think. But over doing processing to an extent that it hurts the eye to watch is an total overkill and definetly don't appreciate that. I used to do that in the starting, but gradually learned to do with minimum post processing, the more we learn photography the lesser we require post processing.

Buddy I honestly think that a camera does not matter much. You can get really nice pictures using normal cameras itself but that takes a little more effort. An SLR is useful these days only because of their ability to swap lenses for the intended usage. Other than that, an entry level SLR and a P&S are pretty much on even ground here.

Originally posted by curse View Post

No no dude you got me wrong.I understood what you meant.
And this is photography and critique thread.All are free to express thier views.

Comments will help to improve.

Thanks

**krish2778** · 04-05-2012, 05:32 PM

Originally posted by rharish90 View Post

Buddy I honestly think that a camera does not matter much. You can get really nice pictures using normal cameras itself but that takes a little more effort. An SLR is useful these days only because of their ability to swap lenses for the intended usage. Other than that, an entry level SLR and a P&S are pretty much on even ground here.

Thanks

For the sake of a debate we can compare the image quality, the way you see something in real life can be captured better and more convincingly on an slr rather than on an p&s, its a fact buddy, once you experience it , you always try to attain that level of perfection , thus using post processing methods, but what i feel is we also should have a mindset to try to improve, that's where many people fall back, many go for it just for publicity, rather than the love of photography.

But although also i do agree with you, great snaps can be taken with the p&s too...its the dedication that matters.Be it p&s or slrs i always make it a point to use manual settings, it really needs the involvement of the photographer too.

Cheers buddy,
Ride safe and keep clicking..!

**rharish90** · 04-06-2012, 09:22 AM

Originally posted by krish2778 View Post

For the sake of a debate we can compare the image quality, the way you see something in real life can be captured better and more convincingly on an slr rather than on an p&s, its a fact buddy, once you experience it , you always try to attain that level of perfection , thus using post processing methods, but what i feel is we also should have a mindset to try to improve, that's where many people fall back, many go for it just for publicity, rather than the love of photography.

But although also i do agree with you, great snaps can be taken with the p&s too...its the dedication that matters.Be it p&s or slrs i always make it a point to use manual settings, it really needs the involvement of the photographer too.

Cheers buddy,
Ride safe and keep clicking..!

I totally agree with you. Once you get used to such a level of quality, you will definitely try to post process for attaining that quality. If I am not mistaken, I have seen some of the 10 or 12 MP P&S cameras produce the same level of picture quality as an entry level DSLR. It was amusing for me.

**BladeBoy** · 04-12-2012, 11:36 AM

Recent one!

"Two wheels move your Soul ..." by Giridhar Sathyanarayanan, on Flickr

**anirban13** · 04-15-2012, 03:30 PM

The Duke looks at land's end..

**prateek2210** · 04-16-2012, 01:53 PM

Clicked yesterday

**Eshan-P180** · 05-07-2012, 12:54 PM

Had been to mumbai for somework. Clicked on the way.

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**nagoo** · 05-07-2012, 01:39 PM

Originally posted by BladeBoy View Post

Recent one!

"Two wheels move your Soul ..." by Giridhar Sathyanarayanan, on Flickr

Very Nice image .. the image itself is nothing special .. but some how its forcing me to stair at it.. it has some real power of attraction. Good One

Originally posted by anirban13 View Post

The Duke looks at land's end..

Good one here too .. good composition of subject .. but some how its looks very dull apart from subject [surrounding].. i think its due to monochrome effect of landscape

Originally posted by Eshan-P180 View Post

Had been to mumbai for somework. Clicked on the way.

I loved this image sooooooo much that .. can't resist to repost it with some changes without your permission [excuse me for that]

**Eshan-P180** · 05-07-2012, 01:43 PM

Thats all right. Iam bad with photoshop so those frames and all i cant do all that

I have tried to keep the pic as cool as possible but somewhere close, its still warm though.

You have a PM too

**giridhar** · 05-08-2012, 12:19 AM

Scale model of suzuki gsx

**I.S.Avinash** · 05-08-2012, 10:55 AM

During Full moon Day

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