Bell VR

[ericdraven]

 

B for Blue by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Smile for the Camera by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

[kimcarsons]

David, do you mind if I ask what filtering process you're using? These images have the same tonal inversions I noticed in your previous set. Look at the white shirted man in the background of the second image. Notice how he's outlined in a darker shade? This is a digital artifact, not an optical phenomenon. A bilateral filter could cause such an effect, but so could a warped tone curve.

[ericdraven]

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

 

Bell VR by David Wong, on Flickr

[ericdraven]

David, do you mind if I ask what filtering process you're using? These images have the same tonal inversions I noticed in your previous set. Look at the white shirted man in the background of the second image. Notice how he's outlined in a darker shade? This is a digital artifact, not an optical phenomenon. A bilateral filter could cause such an effect, but so could a warped tone curve.

 

 

I'm shooting the people through a glass that encloses the people in the event...  Which is maybe why you are noticing the details...  There's a plate glass between myself and the people...  

 

The person with the white shirt is a woman BTW...

 

I shoot photography as a hobby and nothing more...

 

I keep it simple and only shoot in JPEG where I transfer the JPEG to my iPad and if I do any touch ups  and add filters I use SnapSeed and VSCO CAM...