the channel mixer in rawtherapee applies some kind of smoothing between color transitions which in some cases produces pleasing grain but in others can just overly fuzz an image for my tastes. i wish the program exposed that as a toggle or something (im sure i could go into the code and implement this myself but I Am Not That Committed)
last update for a while, on vacation and the Df's shutter mechanism died today
photophoto
canada again
poem
love when i have the opportunity to spend the night in the city
Just got an Arsat-H 50mm f/2, it's the smallest f-mount lens I have and I quite like the look it produces
got some new toys
rainy walk
ghosts, featuring ghosts
abandoned lot self portraits
10sec timer and using trash on the ground to mark my focus distances
high contrast - not how i usually would edit something like this, kinda strays from the lens' character, but i quite like the drama of it
ended up underexposing this shot a bit too much, the sunset was only like that for a few minutes though
double exposed with the Df's onboard multi-exposure mode, pretty pleasing result, probably shouldve shot the portrait darker though
majestic boy
didn't leave the house today so, an abstract
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that's a very interesting effect, didn't know channel mixer could do this! if you like fine tuning b&w noise/rendering, try out importing a color image in gimp, go to Colors > Desaraturate > Color to Gray... and mess with the settings a bunch (very powerful tool)