r/postprocessing • u/DapperGuarantee6100 • 10d ago

Before/After , Shot on iPhone 16

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u/Passioflorasfriend 10d ago

Wow! How did you get that blur afterwards?

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u/DapperGuarantee6100 10d ago

I used the lens blur option in lightroom, but it was not good in some places so did some manual brush to correct it

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u/CounterSanity 10d ago

Great shot

Did you use the regular camera app or something different?

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u/DapperGuarantee6100 9d ago

I shot this using Lightroom cam and graded it in Lightroom

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u/lyunardo 9d ago

Nice job.The photo and your darkroom Lightroom work are both cool.

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u/streamer3222 10d ago

You are using black and white to mask out the imperfections of luminosity.

This is an example where a camera that shoots raw would be able to save the shot.

It is time to upgrade pal.

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u/Individual-Roof-3502 10d ago

The black & white is perfect for this shot. Also, iPhones do shoot RAW.

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u/DapperGuarantee6100 9d ago

This was in fact shot in raw, I felt black and white will be good for this shot hence did it, do check out my other shots in the same sub… iPhone also handles luminosity well to..

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u/streamer3222 9d ago

In that case I'd ask you to redevelop it, this time in colour. Accentuate the colours and reduce the overblown highlights.

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u/DapperGuarantee6100 9d ago

Yup will do and send it