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rocketman
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For the last month I have been developing a new graphic work flow since moving my home system over to Linux (Ubuntu 10.04) having finally given up on Winderz crashing and annoyances as it constantly updates, pesters you with dire warnings of impending OS doom and gloom from nasty INTERNET bot, viri or other such.. Enough is Enough! Being familiar with UNIX as a job it was just a matter of waiting till Linux developed into a robust enough OS with enough tools for photo work. well that time is NOW is bye bye winderz...
Hello Linux!
So now that I have my work-flow pretty much figured out on the new Linux system I went for a nice ride Friday, to gather some photos to run thru the new work-flow and see how it would function. (Rather sweetly I must say!)
I rode around in the area loosely formed by drawing a line south from Woodbridge down toward Orange, Rapidan, back up toward Culpepper and then east by north back to Woodbridge. With a stop right near me home to visit Rippon Lodge, which is covered in another report about it.
All in all, it was an ice 6 hour ride with stops for pics. All these were run thru the new work-flow, three exposures per shot, aligned and fused and then creating two tone mapped versions of the HDR which i layered onto the base image using various transparency settings and doing final touch-up with Gimp. All but the final touch-up was batch processed which allowed me to go do other stuff while it ran. A few photos did not align well so I created a set of three exposures from a single RAW image and processed the results as the others.
So on with the report....on the outbound south along 28 to 806...
some nice old barns.. Not sure what happened to the color in the first shot???
A narrow bridge along the ride and a nice old wooden fence right beyond it,..
and another old barn with some old things in front.. I like old things...guess you have noticed that?
An interesting blueish colored house, yes it really is this color its not a white-balance problem with the image!
Taken somewhere...
At one point on the right I found myself in Batna, you all have heard of Batna, right? NO? A town This big and you've never heard of it?
I like old wooden fences, a fact some are probably already familiar with.. they make great photographic subjects, especially old wooden ones....
end of part one..
RM
Hello Linux!
So now that I have my work-flow pretty much figured out on the new Linux system I went for a nice ride Friday, to gather some photos to run thru the new work-flow and see how it would function. (Rather sweetly I must say!)
I rode around in the area loosely formed by drawing a line south from Woodbridge down toward Orange, Rapidan, back up toward Culpepper and then east by north back to Woodbridge. With a stop right near me home to visit Rippon Lodge, which is covered in another report about it.
All in all, it was an ice 6 hour ride with stops for pics. All these were run thru the new work-flow, three exposures per shot, aligned and fused and then creating two tone mapped versions of the HDR which i layered onto the base image using various transparency settings and doing final touch-up with Gimp. All but the final touch-up was batch processed which allowed me to go do other stuff while it ran. A few photos did not align well so I created a set of three exposures from a single RAW image and processed the results as the others.
So on with the report....on the outbound south along 28 to 806...
some nice old barns.. Not sure what happened to the color in the first shot???
A narrow bridge along the ride and a nice old wooden fence right beyond it,..
and another old barn with some old things in front.. I like old things...guess you have noticed that?
An interesting blueish colored house, yes it really is this color its not a white-balance problem with the image!
Taken somewhere...
At one point on the right I found myself in Batna, you all have heard of Batna, right? NO? A town This big and you've never heard of it?
I like old wooden fences, a fact some are probably already familiar with.. they make great photographic subjects, especially old wooden ones....
end of part one..
RM