This is another image from the 2010 Jersey City edition of the World Wide Photo Walk, taken with my Olympus Pen E-PL1, using the Pinhole Camera preset. As I have previously explained, when you use one of this camera’s presets, it creates two copies of the image: a JPEG with the filter applied, and a plain image, in Raw (or whatever format you have in your settings) . As with yesterday’s image, I did nothing to this image in post processing: no adjustments whatsoever. For comparison, a simple rendering of the original Raw image is below. You’ll notice that the filter creates a limited focal plane, adjusts the color and tones, and adds a dark vignette. These filters work quite well, and the only catch is you have to pick the right one when you take the image. If you’re happy with your choice, however, and like the results, it really saves a lot of
Scott Wyden Kivowitz
7 Jun 2011Really diggin the shot!
Chris Nitz
7 Jun 2011I like the final result. It has a nice old feeling to it that compliments the tracks rather well.
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Jim Denham
7 Jun 2011Really like that preset and the effect it renders! Definitely makes the image more interesting! Good stuff!
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Tom Baker
7 Jun 2011Cool shot Mark- interesting to see how well that camera does the special effect.
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Toad Hollow Photography
7 Jun 2011Great image, Mark, I really love the lines and tones here.
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Barbara Youngleson
7 Jun 2011You definitely made the right choice, Mark. Love the warm tones and the intense contrast. Very cool graphic!
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Dave DiCello
8 Jun 2011Love all the lines here man, they lead through the shot perfectly!
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