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While I think the pose for your first picture is nice, you are really pushing Teal & Orange too much IMO.
Bought a copy of CS 5 Photoshop. Gdamn even with a student discount... its a lot of money.
People talk about all the content aware features as a selling point.. but that's not the best part of the latest version of Photoshop. Its the new noise reduction engine. Previously seen in Lightroom 3 beta.. it looks like they tweaked it some more.
Good news: We finally have an excellent noise reduction system which removes noise at the RAW level. What you say? You took photos and there is still too much noise? There is a solution.. export your raw photo as a .tiff with color noise reduction off. Import into ACR via bridge and turn the color noise reduction all the way up. It looks absolutely stunning!
ACR is finally producing some excellent results for the 7d raw files. The photos look very sharp, the color is finally looking better, and there is plenty of details in the shadows. This is something that was missing in previous ACR versions for both the 20d, 30d, 40d, XTI, and the 7d. DPP always mopped the floor with ACR for shadow detail, but not anymore.
The disadvantage: ACR is soooo slow. PS does some things much fast. Bridge loads images faster, but ACR is slower. I guessing it has a lot to do with rendering higher quality images. Having 18mp raw files probably doesn't help either. Looks like my 2.4ghz dual core Macbook has met its match.
Bottom line: You may want to go back and reprocess some of your favorite photos which where almost ruined by too much noise. Its that good!
First photoshoot with CS5:
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Bought a copy of CS 5 Photoshop. Gdamn even with a student discount... its a lot of money.
People talk about all the content aware features as a selling point.. but that's not the best part of the latest version of Photoshop. Its the new noise reduction engine. Previously seen in Lightroom 3 beta.. it looks like they tweaked it some more.
Good news: We finally have an excellent noise reduction system which removes noise at the RAW level. What you say? You took photos and there is still too much noise? There is a solution.. export your raw photo as a .tiff with color noise reduction off. Import into ACR via bridge and turn the color noise reduction all the way up. It looks absolutely stunning!
ACR is finally producing some excellent results for the 7d raw files. The photos look very sharp, the color is finally looking better, and there is plenty of details in the shadows. This is something that was missing in previous ACR versions for both the 20d, 30d, 40d, XTI, and the 7d. DPP always mopped the floor with ACR for shadow detail, but not anymore.
The disadvantage: ACR is soooo slow. PS does some things much fast. Bridge loads images faster, but ACR is slower. I guessing it has a lot to do with rendering higher quality images. Having 18mp raw files probably doesn't help either. Looks like my 2.4ghz dual core Macbook has met its match.
Bottom line: You may want to go back and reprocess some of your favorite photos which where almost ruined by too much noise. Its that good!
First photoshoot with CS5:
*pic*