dunellon farm family 2

[MJD]

Last one until you say something I promise. all the group shots right here are pretty similar to this. Keep or cull? again, no raw processing obviously. The reason I'm not is because it'll need a lot of noise removal and I'm afraid we won't be able to tell at all at that point. thank you Damien.

[Damien Symonds]

Could you do a quick Exposure bump and noise removal on this one?  I'm having trouble seeing.

[MJD]

[Damien Symonds]

[MJD]

okay I'm working on the the processing now, here is that info:

[Damien Symonds]

Hmmm ... maybe f/5.6 was too shallow here.  The lady in red is in excellent focus, but the people in back are a bit off.

But don't worry, you got away with it.  This will be ok.

[MJD]

I'd be happy to discuss my raw processing with you over in the class if this passes focus.

[MJD]

There are a few others in the series where I think I stepped it up as well as the ISO I will look this is one of the worst ones so that’s good news they already told me they’d be happy with a few from the whole set so I’m happy with that answer. 

[Damien Symonds]

You're really really going to need the sharpening class for these.  Please don't delay, it's not a quick class.

[MJD]

Yes I saw your post was already planning on it, guess I should have did that instead of the Wacom ? I’ll need another week or two but I need time for editing before that anyway, sharpening is the last step correct? 

[MJD]

And only for print. Specific to print size 

[MJD]

I read your post wrong I see you said it is not a quick class. Guess I could put you on PayPal credit ?

Edited November 8, 2020 by MJD

[Damien Symonds]

33 minutes ago, MJD said:

sharpening is the last step correct? 

 

32 minutes ago, MJD said:

And only for print. Specific to print size 

Yep, that's exactly right.