Has anyone used the grain effect in LR3. The best thing about it (I think) is that it is independent to the Noise reduction and sharpen function. I guess that's why you do it last
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Tree by the lake by jasnat93, on Flickr
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Has anyone used the grain effect in LR3. The best thing about it (I think) is that it is independent to the Noise reduction and sharpen function. I guess that's why you do it last
This was my efforts
Tree by the lake by jasnat93, on Flickr
Jase
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Stuff Canon 5D MK II, Canon 30d, Canon 24-105L, Canon 100mm Macro, Canon 50mm f/1.8, Sigma 17-70mm
It's a nice natural looking grain, reminds me of the Tmax 400 film I used to use way back.
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Gripped 5D m3, Gripped 5D m2, Eos M body, Go pro Black, 17-40L, 24-70L, 50mm f/1.8 , 100mm f/2.8 macro, 24-135mm EFs, 70-200 f/2.8L, 580 exII, 530 ex
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Dunno about grain... but I love that photo
Craig
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cheers craigOriginally Posted by gcflora
Dunno about grain... but I love that photo
I like having the option and it really brings out some B/W and Duo images.
I've even used it for aging colour for "that retro look".
It's a very good point to make the distinction between the noise it removes and the grain it adds.
It really does matter LR3's case.
(Incidentally a lovely example image also Jase. Just had to say it. hehe!)
Quite a beautiful photo, I would love to see it in high resolution. I wondering if the movement in the leaves of the tree add or subtract from the photo???
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