Here is the new challenge to practice basic processing skills for your digital photos. A photo is provided and you will use a total of five processing steps (i.e. crop, contrast, saturation, clone, etc.) to put your own touch on it. Please list the editing steps you used. A group of winners will be selected Saturday June 2nd and submitted for voting. The winner will host the next challenge.
@lynnb This is how I do it: right click on photo, choose "save photo as" & save to my computer-then edit & upload it as a daily photo in your project. Hope that helps! :)
@lynnb If you need a higher quality photo left click on the photo, it will take you to the photo's page. Open one of the higher resolution photos and right click it and save. If you are cropping much a 550 x 365 pixel image is not large enough to work with.
Cropped
Curves for contrast
Overall saturation increased
Colour balance to boost blues/reduce yellows
'splatter' filter to create a painting effect
All done in Adobe Photoshop CS
@mikehamm I left the dust sensor in also. I kind of like how the limit of five steps gets you to focus on the best way to get your image across with limited editing.
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Here is mine.
HDR (one step button), vibrance, matte, burn, smudge Two different editing programs.
- Levels adjust
- Gradient fill tool on grass
- Clone Tree and Sky
- Crop
- Artistic Filter (Dry Brush)
Everything I did was in Picmonkey:
Crop
Boost
Lomo
Urbane
Smudge
Here is mine. I added texture, vignette, adjusted color.
Picasso Edits:
1. Crop
2. Saturate
3. Graduated Tint
4. Increase shadows
5. Auto Contrast
Opened the photo in onOne
1) Added burn effect.
2) Added Vintage effect
3) Added Vignette
4) Add focal blur
5)...... Maybe I should enter the 4 step challenge???
Oh Oh Oh. I forgot, I also added a tonal contrast that sharpened the image.... Thank god. I can enter the 5 step challenge after all.... ;-)
Here are my steps -
1. Crop
2. Boost
3. HDR
3. Pixellate
(And great fun!)
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Burn, Liquify, Rainbow, Boost, Mirror Frame
First go at this challenge. Crop, HDR, Clone, Saturation & New file (border) Not fully shown until you click on it.
@lorraineb That looks cool.
Lots of really good entries!
Clone
cross process
gritty
daisies
texture - edifice
Edits done in PicMonkey
1. Added texture - Paint
2. Increased Contrast
3. Increased Saturation
4. Increased Sharpness
5. Added a Drop Shadow Frame
This was fun! I look forward to the next challenge!
1. Liquify
2. Hue/Saturation Adjustment Layer
3. Smart Brush Blue Skies 1
4. Textured Layer added
5. Crop
@coolgirlsar Way too much Dr Zeus for you. ;-) I like it...
Crop
Saturation
Huge S curve in LCH adjustment
Brightness
Unsharp
Yeah, I know I left the sensor dust spot in there, but was having too much fun with the other stuff and ran out of settings.
1) Adjusted clarity
2) Crop
3) Dusk effect on PicMonkey
4) Film Stock, Reala effect
5) Adjusted curves for the sky
1)exposure
2)colours
3)sharpen
4)intrepid
5)yestercolour
All in Picmonkey
A new challenge for me, It was fun.
Gradient, Lighting effect, Lens flare, Curves, Frame.
My five steps were: 1) Crop; 2) Lighten Shadows; 3) Paint Texture; 4) Highlight; 5) Museum Matte Frame -- all on Picmonkey.
Cropped
Curves for contrast
Overall saturation increased
Colour balance to boost blues/reduce yellows
'splatter' filter to create a painting effect
All done in Adobe Photoshop CS
OK, I think I got it! Again, these were my five steps: 1) Crop; 2) Lighten Shadows; 3) Paint Texture; 4) Highlight; 5) Museum Matte Frame
Steps: 1. curves, 2. clone, 3. texture, 4. daguerrotype and 5. more texture.
1) crop
2) add graduated Blue
3) add left drizzle
4)add thermopolyae
5) add dagguerreotype
First time I have tried this challenge. It was fun.
Paint Shop - Curves, Saturation, Contrast
Picasa - Crop and Lomo-ish
brighten, saturate, crop, flip and enhance white all in Microsoft office picture manager
I used Snapseed:
Crop
Ambiance
Shadow Adjust
Drama
Grunge
Crop
Added a texture (Smudge)
Cross process (green)
Urbane
Adjusted brightness and contrast
In PicMonkey:
Crop
"Dusk"
"Posterize"
increase_Contrast
Frame