I'd like to see an example shot of the silver-nose just so I can
understand it's characteristics. We need to start building up our
custom PS techniques to replace what we used to do with film.
We'll have complete electronic profiles and you can just dial in
"100/2.8 silver nose effect", adjust the spectral smearing parameter,
some diffraction diffusion amount...
And you'll be able to keep your feet together. You can even wear
the same colored socks on both feet.
Wayne
At 02:13 PM 9/17/2004, you wrote:
>> >> And are you proposing an Orton type technique to pull back
>> the 3-dness?
>
>> Slide montage: one shot sharp, about a stop overexposed, the
>> other well out of focus and also about a stop overexposed.
>> Vary the degree of overexposure of each to
>> vary their relative contributions. Best done on a tripod to
>> maintain registration.
>
>Ah, yes. I've actually done this a fare bit. However, it's one
>of those things where a little goes a long way.
>
>My low-brow silver-nosed lenses probably do some of this because
>of the higher flare characteristics. Also, the diffraction
>around the blades is a bit different than modern lenses too.
>Smear is variable depending on color.
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