Posted by Andrew Gould (Sydney, Australia) on 12 February 2008 in People & Portraits and Portfolio.
It's back to Hyde Park in the Sydney city centre yet again. This was taken on the 8th of January 2008 at 11am.
Sigma 18-200mm f3.5-6.3 DC OS
I've hesitated in displaying this photo because I felt that it wasn't sharp enough, but I've now been able to improve the sharpness dramatically with Photoshop's Smart Sharpen filter. In this case, I selected the Lens Blur option. It actually then allows you to turn a marker in a circle to find the direction of the blur, and you can see the result immediately. It certainly saved the day here. I also mention Smart Sharpen in the photo that I've linked to this page, below. (The other options are Gaussian Blur and Motion Blur. I'm just choosing the one that seems to work best.)
If you haven't seen my the previous photos in this series, all taken in this exact same place, you can trace them back through the links I've place each time, starting from HERE
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I like how you composed this
12 Feb 2008 7:56am
Nice composition, i like the way you placed him so off center.
12 Feb 2008 9:18am
Veo que sigues con tu serie en la hierba. Supongo que explicas como la has tratado con el photoshop. Bueno yo como no me aclaro con ese programa pues tampoco tengo mucho interés en saber lo que dices. Proximamente haré un curso, creo que será la unica forma de no estar "enfadados" el uno con el otro (PS versus YO) jaja.
Supongo que es un campus universitario todo eso no?.
Saludos.
12 Feb 2008 2:01pm
@Gloria: Hola, Gloria. Así es, se trata del filtro," Smart Sharpen", para hacer más nítida una foto. Sobre esta foto, y las otros que también tienen en el titulo la palabra "park", están hechas en el parque central de Sydney, que se llama Hyde Park.
Great candid, composition is lovely. The Smart Sharpen is a great tool.
12 Feb 2008 5:07pm
@Graham Russon: Glad you like it, Graham. I'm now using Smart Sharpen all the time now in preparing photos for the screen and uploading, as it's definitly superior to USM in every way.
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Canon EOS 350D1/1000 secondF/6.3ISO 800200 mm