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Published: 2011-07-27 18:52:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 5207; Favourites: 338; Downloads: 0
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I haven't posted anything since my daughter was born last Easter so it's about time to get to it again...
This was taken at an antiques shop in TΓΆreboda, Sweden. The place is a treasurechest.
It feels nice to have something to post again. Hope you like it!
Have a great day!
Cheers,
Janne
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Thank you so much for your kind critique, M!...
It's hard to get the contrast and lightness right when viewed with different monitors. In general my pics tend to look too dark to some people. I enhanced the light from the window just to achieve the effect you mention so it's great that it worked...
Thank you once again and have a great day!
Cheers,
Janne
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I quite agree with you about the monitors. They are most certainly the weakest link in photographic workflow. I resisted getting rid of my CRT monitor for a long time because of colour quality issues with flat screen monitors. That is why I am very particular about keeping my monitor calibrated.
I use a two monitor setup; a large expensive one to do my work on and a smaller, cheap one for menus and other side work. Even though I calibrate both machines, the cheaper one never is quite right and always shows things to have more of a blue cast than my large one. I find the only way that one knows that the monitor is displaying well is to see how close the images out of the printer compare to the monitor.
Excuse me for my rambling, just to repeat, I really like the image and am going to try some of your techniques in some of my work!
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Indeed! If you need any tips don't hesitate to ask. I'd be happy to help...
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Thank you. I'm sure to be back to ask you how you got those effects.
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warm and weird begin by "w" like "wonderful"!
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Really awesome work. The composition of lights and shadows are beautiful.
What software did u use?
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Thanks! I used Photomatix Pro 4 for the HDR and CS5 for the final touches.
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very beautiful image. I love the warm, rich, soft glow coming off all that beautiful wood.
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Thank you for your kind comment!...
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I love the soft light that you captured here. Nicely done!
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beautiful
the textures and the warming color/light, juts great 
thanks for sharing
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Thank you! Then you might like my latest work as well: [link]
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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this is an amazing picture ....
very beautiful
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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I like the atmosphere this picture conveys. The red/brown tones go very well with the oldfashioned furniture.
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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On the first look I thought this was some genuine Irish bub, Β΄cause somehow the atmosphere really resembled one.
Great shot and really nice of you to explain the process of the taking of this shot. I learned something new too
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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Wow I like feeling of this image 
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
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Oh, I wish I could be there. Love the feel in this.
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
Cheers,
Janne
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Thank you so much for your kind comment!...
Cheers,
Janne
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Miks tΓ€stΓ€ tuli mulle mieleen, sen verran mitΓ€ oon kattonu pelailuvideoita ( ite en oo pelannu.. ) niin toi Amnesia - pelin se linnan jotku huoneet tai jotai :''D nohjoo.
Tosi hyvΓ€ kuva!
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Kiitokset! En ole ite pelannu ko. peliΓ€, mut tajuan yhteyden...
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I really like the "foggy" atmosphere. I would really like to know was the place just like that or is this done by post-processing... ? Atmosphere is just palpable... GW!
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Thank you so much for your kind comment! The place was just like that but HDR processing made it look like it looked in real life. It's a 3 shot composite with +-0.7 exposures.
Cheers,
Janne
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Wow! That's an incredible shot! And how did you get that smooth, saturated effect in your photograph? I have a canon EOS 500 and it's nothing compared... help? :/
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Thank you so much for your kind comment! The place was just like that but HDR processing made it look like it looked in real life. It's a 3 shot composite with +-0.7 exposures.
Cheers,
Janne
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Okay i might sound stupid, but i have no idea what you just said. I'm still a learner so IF you have the time and patience, can you explain the technique you're talking about? Or link me a website that does.. I'd search it myself but i don't know what to look for :/
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Well. it's easiest just to google it but basically you take 3, or more, shots with different exposures; one darker, one normal and one lighter shot. Then you use a HDR program to combine those 3 shots to create a that hyperrealistic look. Here's few tutorials I found:
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Here's a short video as well:
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Hope this helps!...
//Janne
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Thank you I'll check them out right away, hope they do too!
Thanks for your help
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