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I'm not looking for step by step. But how does he get this look? Is there a name for it? http://www.davehillphoto.com/ Jun 17 08 01:29 pm Link Briggs Photography wrote: lots of skill and time in photoshop Jun 17 08 01:32 pm Link A google search brings up a bunch of stuff on Dave Hill. To get you started: http://strobist.blogspot.com/2007/03/ho … -look.html Jun 17 08 01:32 pm Link "Draganizing". Search for it here or on Google. There have been dozens of threads on the technique. You can easily find Photoshop actions that will do simplified versions. Jun 17 08 01:34 pm Link http://strobist.blogspot.com/2008/04/ma … -back.html There's a bit in strobist that is very similar to this. A lot of it IS photoshop, but the lighting has to be in place for the techniques to work. Jun 17 08 01:35 pm Link Scott Aitken wrote: once again people labeling anything with a hdr as draganize Jun 17 08 01:36 pm Link SublimeImage Studios wrote: im sorry but that link has the worst tut ive ever seen Jun 17 08 01:36 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: Any chance of you actually helping him out then instead of adding useless comments? Jun 17 08 01:38 pm Link i photoshoped this lastnight. couple people said it had a dave hill look to it. id have to disagree. Lighting is the start of every image. then after a quick stop in lightroom follow up in photoshop with many adjustment layers. Jun 17 08 01:39 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: Why are you sorry...I didn't write it. I was merely suggesting a google search and this is the first link I saw. Jun 17 08 01:40 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: I was a little annoyed that he called it Draganizing too, because it's not... Jun 17 08 01:44 pm Link George Lue wrote: the images have a higher dynamic range Jun 17 08 01:45 pm Link its amazing how great his stuff is. love the nerd one walking through the high school hall. classic. ~dw Jun 17 08 01:48 pm Link Here is another tut using lighting, Camera Raw and Lightroom (also a link about LucisArt)...not quite the same, but similar. http://www.scottkelby.com/blog/2008/archives/1094 (Jeff, don't get your panties in a wad, I didn't write this one either.) Jun 17 08 01:50 pm Link i heard he sends them to some one else, surch other forum post about him, i think i coudl be thinking of some one else Jun 17 08 01:51 pm Link SublimeImage Studios wrote: not a big fan of that one but atleast its 1000x better then the end result from that other tut. it was ghastly Jun 17 08 01:52 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: Jeff, since you seem to know what your talking about, wanna show us? Jun 17 08 01:53 pm Link George Lue wrote: HDR can be used to describe anything with either the appearance or the data of dynamic range higher than what we'd normally perceive. Jun 17 08 01:54 pm Link It's been a few weeks since the last Dave Hill thread. I guess we were due for another one. Jun 17 08 01:55 pm Link Brian Hilson wrote: lol, you see MM has about 250 different threads that just keep getting regenerated by people. Jun 17 08 01:58 pm Link Karl Blessing wrote: I'm going back to keeping my mouth shut. It worked so well for so long. Jun 17 08 01:58 pm Link George Lue wrote: what do you want a step by step? sorry not gona happen. just as im sure dave hill doesnt going around telling everbody how he posts an image. Jun 17 08 01:59 pm Link George Lue wrote: *Confused* ... Are you no longer working? Jun 17 08 02:05 pm Link Briggs, I have a few HDR & Dragonized images in my port. If you see any that are close enough to what you are looking for shoot me an email and I will tell you how I got the effect. To those who are here to: 1. Make the OP feel stupid about asking a question 2. Complain about a repeat thread 3. Show off 4. Rub in everyones face how you will not share your awesome/instant success technique Why are you here in this thread? Jun 17 08 02:08 pm Link JLC Images wrote: Wow, you mean, I don't really have to have any skill? Just a certain technique that makes me an instant success? Jun 17 08 02:10 pm Link Karl Blessing wrote: Yup, just a simple PS plug-in and you are set for life! Jun 17 08 02:11 pm Link Briggs Photography wrote: Illustration. :-) Jun 17 08 02:12 pm Link Karl Blessing wrote: JLC Images wrote: W00T! you should sell some books at 50$ a peice, titled "how PS plugins made me a success". (though would be kind of a half-truth if the books started flying off the shelf ) Jun 17 08 02:12 pm Link LOL Jun 17 08 02:13 pm Link The Kelby tutorial is definitely on the right track...but it does require the use of Lightroom. OP, as others have suggested, there are a ton of threads on MM discussing the exact same thing as you're asking...give this forum a search, and you'll undoubtedly come up with a number of ways to approach the style. There's also a Canadian photographer by the name of Martin Prihoda that uses this stylized look a lot in his work. He has some great examples. Jun 17 08 02:13 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: Hey.. If anyone has any questions on how I do anything photography related, just ask. There are no secrets, only insecurities. :-) Jun 17 08 02:14 pm Link JLC Images wrote: as i already mentioned the look is achieved by obtaining a higher than normal dynamic range. the fact of the matter is that every other photographer on the site is in essence a competitor. whether you wanna look it that way or not, thats the reality of the situation. if i were to give away a step by step process to how i post my images it would be the same as coca cola giving away its secret recipe. Its just bad for business. Ill point somebody in the right direction, but holding there hand along the journey? not a chance Jun 17 08 02:14 pm Link JLC Images wrote: I'm still looking for the "lose 20 pounds and get taller" plugin. I figure ocne I combine that with the "not going to bother researching things" plugin and the "Plugin's do everything so I never need to learn the program" plugin that I will be set for life. Jun 17 08 02:17 pm Link Brian Hilson wrote: is there a plugin that will do my laundry? Jun 17 08 02:18 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: I don't agree, its not just about a technique or "recipe" Jun 17 08 02:19 pm Link Jeff Wayne Photography wrote: Not yet, but there is one that can sort it for you. That will at least get you half of the way. Jun 17 08 02:19 pm Link JLC Images wrote: If they made it 25 to 50 cheaper per bottle. Hell ya, but they wouldn't be able to make it the exact same flavor, much like a design, exactness can be trademarked, especially if its unique to that brand. Jun 17 08 02:21 pm Link I don't understand why this is so cool. Jun 17 08 02:21 pm Link Brian Hilson wrote: That would involve a plug-in your mouth and plug-in your shoes Brian Hilson wrote: Wouldn't asking for the name of the technique be considered research? He did not ask for a step by step Brian Hilson wrote: Is this what he asked at all? Did we read the same OP? Jun 17 08 02:23 pm Link Jordan_E wrote: Why are chicks with guns so cool? If you can answer that one, then you can answer your own question as well Jun 17 08 02:23 pm Link |