I love my dslr

[Zep 0]

I'm still at the beginning of the learning curve and some of you guys
have pointed me in the right direction.

I took this photo (RAW) the other day an played with it
Wow, it's almost surealistic

Gone fishing

[AggieDave 6]

If you play with using layering a little more, it'll look less "shopped." That'll help you bring the color levels around for the foreground as well as blending the edges better.

--"When I die, may I be surrounded by scattered chrome and burning gasoline."

[Conundrum 1]

Don't adjust the photo so drastically. It makes the photo look extremely fake and... not that good (and I mean that in the nicest way possible).

Try messing around with the curves and masks. There are lots of tutorials on the internet that can help you with photo processing.

[millertimeunc 0]

It's the cover of the next Pink Floyd album!!!

The best things in life are dangerous.

[Zep 0]

Oh well that burst my bubble,
As I understand it to work with layers I'd have to use some thing like Photoshop
which I very rarely use an much less understand,
The results came from playing with the Histogram on the program that came with the camera.
Still as I said I am still learning an all advice is welcome.

Gone fishing

[Conundrum 1]

Quote

Oh well that burst my bubble,
As I understand it to work with layers I'd have to use some thing like Photoshop
which I very rarely use an much less understand,
The results came from playing with the Histogram on the program that came with the camera.
Still as I said I am still learning an all advice is welcome.

For quality post processing you're going to want to get a program like Photoshop. Oh the things you can do.