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Gerbera - 1st Raw.
Ok, after much messing about with working out how to open a RAF file (when in doubt and all else fails read the manual) and convert it into an EXIF RAW.
This was originally just intended as a quick shot and mess around with RAW file. After much messing around trying to open it in Photoshop I finally caved in and read the manual.
The flower has had no changes made to it, all I've done is swop the background to one much less cluttered.
Seriously impressed with the RAW images and the quality of image they produce, nearly had a seizure when I saw the file size!!!
Simon
| Title: | Gerbera - 1st Raw |
| Username: | 
simont |
| Uploaded: | 23 Apr 2006 - 10:31 AM |
| Camera: | Fujifilm FinePix S9500 Zoom |
| Tags: | Close up, Flower, Flowers, Flowers & plants, Gerbera |
| Votes: | 13 |
Comments
Hi simon, love the colour saturation in this image, shows great texture- even all the bobbly bits in the middle of the flower!
Not to keen on the colour behind the flower, dosn't make the flower stand out as prominent as maybee a white or black background would,.......but still a great image.
Kerry
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