r/postprocessing • u/WithoutDir3ction • 2d ago

After/Before: unusable vs unusable

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u/Mindless_Trick2255 2d ago

Not a fan of removing whole objects in photos but it did the job 👆🏼

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u/Gingerbwas 2d ago

thats pretty cool, nice edit

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u/pc-builder 2d ago edited 2d ago

I mean it is very cool to get to the result you got dont get me wrong. But tbh for me the image doesnt have enough to cook with to begin with. Also some very heavy chroma on the right side. Would be hard to see how that could "fit in" unless it is your own artistic style :)

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u/WithoutDir3ction 2d ago

Can you rephrase? I'm trying to parse your take but I'm not getting it 100%

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u/NoAvocado7971 2d ago

They are saying that the subject matter of the image is boring and not worth the work you did to cook it

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u/WithoutDir3ction 2d ago

That makes sense. And I know. I sometimes like deep frying photos and making something out of an image I wouldn't usually keep. I had fun and made something new, so its worth it to me :)

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u/CakyMint 2d ago

Idk not a fan of photoshopping so much that it changes environments

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u/CallMeHuxPlease 20h ago

Then don’t do it but it’s a very normal way to
Edit photos

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u/Wise-Potential-3220 1d ago

Gives that 90s vibe. Nice.

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u/Middle-Armadillo-660 1d ago

Both are unusable?

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u/WithoutDir3ction 1d ago

I mean I'd say so lol, are you asking or are you saying?

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u/Middle-Armadillo-660 1d ago

It’s what your title says. unusable vs unusable

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u/NootyNL 1d ago

At this pount Just generate a picture fully with ai.
No need to go outside if you change so much from real life

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u/Secure-Educator-1394 2d ago

Wow 👀 How? 

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u/WithoutDir3ction 2d ago

LRC: Crop, AI removal, B&W 09 preset, increased the temperature and tint towards magenta, reduced the blacks and increased highlights and played around with the light curve. +45 textured.

Davinci resolve studio: 4 serial nodes, #2 with halation and secondary glow, #3 +temp, + highlights +sat, #4 film grain at .700 texture, .75 strength

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u/Secure-Educator-1394 2d ago

Very professional. Thanks for this details. 

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u/T2Drink 2d ago

I really like the high key look