A Little Fellow On Motukiekie Beach
A Couple of Large Projects
In the last few months, since the Raya Pro 2.0 update, I’ve been working on two fantastic photography-related projects. The first is a new panel, called Instamask, that will allow us to create any mask we wish at the click of a button. It will be released at the end of next week and will be free to all existing Raya Pro users. At the moment it is only available for CC users. You can read more about it here: Introducing InstaMask – A Powerful Luminosity Mask Panel.
The second project, which is somewhat larger, will finally get me out shooting regularly again, and away from software development.
I’m creating a comprehensive course and how to shoot out in the field. We’ll be photographing landscapes, seascapes, the milky way, and interiors. And with each image we’ll walk through all the processing steps to get the best out of our RAW files. This project is a passion of mine that I have wanted to do for a while. It will be available in August. I simply can’t wait to have the final product ready for you.
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How I Created The Image – Before/After Post-Processing
The Cool Bits -Technical Info
Processing Time: 45 minutes
Exposure Blending method: Luminosity Masks in Raya Pro
No. of Exposures: 3
EV Range: 0, +2
Aperture: f/4
ISO: 800
Focal Length: 14mm
Lens: Nikon 14-24 f/2.8
Camera: Nikon D800
Plugins: N/A
Luminosity Masks: To blend exposures
Edited on: iMac 27″ 2015
Workflow – Motukiekie Beach
This image was created using Raya Pro – The Photoshop Plugin.
Sorry guys, for the near future I won’t be adding a workflow summary of how I create my images. I know this is a popular feature, and I promise to resume it again, but for now, time is a little bit tight. And there’s plenty of images already for you learn from, which will hopefully keep you busy until then.
Thank you
Jimmy
This entry was posted on Thursday, April 13th, 2017 at 10:45 pm
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That is a sweet looking image, Jimmy. I love how much information you were able to pull out of both exposures. Masterfully done!
simply stunning