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Published: 2006-09-17 23:09:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 2043; Favourites: 100; Downloads: 10
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i love how the first and middle flowers are in focus but the others are not. it gives the picture a dream-like quality.used the cross processing effect once again..
but i seem to have lost color when i converted from tiff to jpeg. its never happened before and im stumped..maybe a tainted file?
any suggestions?
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hi, you've been featured in this news article, hope you don't mind
In a Click!
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I wonder if we were in the same field that day?
My little white flower has a darker green background, though [link]
In comparing the two, I'd almost think there was a white balance setting difference. Can't imagine how changing from TIFF to JPEG would have done that though.
In my exif for this picture over on smugmug [link] I see that I used auto white balance and sRGB color space. I didn't use raw for this one so the jpeg is all I have. Just curious, did you shot raw and convert to TIFF from there? The camera I did this with does have a native TIFF mode, but I was not able to see that it helped much.
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What a beautiful photo! The depth of field is so nice, and I love the use of the cross-processing effect; it really makes the photo pop. I'd just like to let you know that I included this in my news article, Fabulous Flowers: Featured! [vol. 4] . Great job!
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absolutely lovely, so it is. 
love that green-blue tone.
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ur so kind for saying so. thank u!
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I can be such a sieve-brain sometimes, I looked at this and thought I'd faved it but nooo
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..sieve brains think alike.
thanks so much!
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I love the focus, and you're right: it gives a dreamy effect. Beautiful shot!
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sorry for such a delayed response.
but thanks so much!
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I love the effect! And I'd be interested to see what was lost. I'm with the other - what about other formats, like PNG? I've never seen loss of color - detail yes, but color? Hmmm... Was it depth that was lost (color depth) or something else? Does it look more washed out this time?
Anyway, it looks great, and if you get a chance to post one with more color, it'd be interesting to see the difference. You have us all wondering now!
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the colors were a bit richer until i uploaded it to DA. i tried to go back to scratch and use different formats but..it was a definate glitch.
overall, im still fond of the way things turned out.
and i appreciate your kind words.
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I like the foucs in this shot .I dont know wat was the orignal color but i like this one it gives it a different and mystic feel
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lol, well thank you, thank you very much!
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like this shot...focus is kind of tricky 
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do u have 2 focus points here ?!
its looks beautiful . nice shot indeed my friend
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thank you, thank you, thank you, thank you
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The background is beautiful - couple that with the smooth cyan tones that you've worked into the piece and you have a very soft feeling that runs throughout. This is wonderful!
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thanks so much!!
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this is sublime.
i want to use that action please.
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what level of compression did you use with jpeg? what program aswell, I'm assuming photoshop, but hey could be something else...
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Hmm, actually I really like the colours like this.. I love the focus.
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great focus....color change? never happened to me changing tiff to jpeg...i do that all the time too...hmm dont know what to say...but I like this pic a lot...i think you said it best tho.
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My kind of shot...short DOF and offset composition. I dig it!
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i love the focus too. great shot.
maybe if you convert to srgb when you save as a jpeg it might preserve the colour better?
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lost color?... how odd...
anyway... great image... and i agree with you about the focus...
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yea, i dunno, weird. maybe the deeper colors just werent meant to be
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so glad u think so!
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