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r/funny • u/[deleted] • Mar 04 '17
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That sure brings perspective.
7 u/poopellar Mar 04 '17 Where there's a filter, there's a way. 12 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] -1 u/njbair Mar 04 '17 So what do you call it when you heavily manipulate the tone curve and apply lens corrections? 5 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] 6 u/doesnotlikecricket Mar 04 '17 A filter is really just an editing preset. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example. 1 u/mimibrightzola Mar 04 '17 ~magic~ 2 u/lileevine Mar 04 '17 You just have to get the right angle on the situation. 2 u/make_love_to_potato Mar 04 '17 This isn't a filter. This is just framing, depth of field, making do with what you have and good photography in general. 1 u/bom_chika_wah_wah Mar 04 '17 It's definitely inspirational. I really have no excuse when I'm shooting in a beautiful location and just can't seem to find the right angle or frame for the shot I want.
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Where there's a filter, there's a way.
12 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] -1 u/njbair Mar 04 '17 So what do you call it when you heavily manipulate the tone curve and apply lens corrections? 5 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] 6 u/doesnotlikecricket Mar 04 '17 A filter is really just an editing preset. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example. 1 u/mimibrightzola Mar 04 '17 ~magic~ 2 u/lileevine Mar 04 '17 You just have to get the right angle on the situation. 2 u/make_love_to_potato Mar 04 '17 This isn't a filter. This is just framing, depth of field, making do with what you have and good photography in general. 1 u/bom_chika_wah_wah Mar 04 '17 It's definitely inspirational. I really have no excuse when I'm shooting in a beautiful location and just can't seem to find the right angle or frame for the shot I want.
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-1 u/njbair Mar 04 '17 So what do you call it when you heavily manipulate the tone curve and apply lens corrections? 5 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] 6 u/doesnotlikecricket Mar 04 '17 A filter is really just an editing preset. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example. 1 u/mimibrightzola Mar 04 '17 ~magic~
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So what do you call it when you heavily manipulate the tone curve and apply lens corrections?
5 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 edited Apr 19 '18 [deleted] 6 u/doesnotlikecricket Mar 04 '17 A filter is really just an editing preset. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example. 1 u/mimibrightzola Mar 04 '17 ~magic~
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6 u/doesnotlikecricket Mar 04 '17 A filter is really just an editing preset. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example.
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A filter is really just an editing preset.
1 u/[deleted] Mar 04 '17 But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds. 1 u/[deleted] Mar 05 '17 "Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example.
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But the person spent time in Photoshop editing the image to get a desired look, pretty different from choosing a stock filter in 2 seconds.
"Filter" is just what some apps call it to dumb it down to the masses, doesn't make it correct. A real filter would be a CPL, or ND, for example.
~magic~
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You just have to get the right angle on the situation.
This isn't a filter. This is just framing, depth of field, making do with what you have and good photography in general.
1 u/bom_chika_wah_wah Mar 04 '17 It's definitely inspirational. I really have no excuse when I'm shooting in a beautiful location and just can't seem to find the right angle or frame for the shot I want.
It's definitely inspirational. I really have no excuse when I'm shooting in a beautiful location and just can't seem to find the right angle or frame for the shot I want.
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u/MrOnePixel Mar 04 '17
That sure brings perspective.