What filters can do to you

[MitchoIankov]

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Just to remind everyone what filters can (and do) for (to) you. See the picture around the neck of the birthday girl.

 

Summicron 28/F2 manually coded, ISO 1250, 1/60 , F2

[sean_reid]

Just to remind everyone what filters can (and do) for (to) you. See the picture around the neck of the birthday girl.

 

Summicron 28/F2 manually coded, ISO 1250, 1/60 , F2

 

Yup, they'll do that sometimes. That's a well-made picture though.

 

Cheers,

 

Sean

[Artichoke]

this is a downside to filters

I suspect the need for a filter is less in such light, but I have not found them too great a liability

for such shots one might be better off removing them

[Fin]

That's infuriating! Because, otherwise, what a great picture!

 

Would prefer to see in B&W as the noise in the darker areas (top left of the background) would translate nicely to B&W "grain".

 

Otherwise - I think you should keep the shot and see what PS can do for it - because I really love the composition and subject matter - it tells a story.

[Guest WPalank]

Mitcho,

Lovely picture. I typically use the patch tool to start when there are so many textures, but it didn't work. This is the result of the clone stamp tool and a Wacom tablet after about 5 minutes work. I hope you don't mind.

Cheers,