DxO OpticsPro Playground
I've been playing with a trial version of DxO's photo processing application OpticsPro 10, and rather like what I see. These are pretty much random photographs from my collection, processed during the first few days of November, 2014.
A Bit o' Color
All in a Line
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Roxand Township, Michigan. I'll admit to some mixed feelings about that farmyard in the background.
Playing with some trial photo-processing software today (that would be DxO OpticsPro.)
Feeding the Cattle
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I drove to this location intending to get a shot of the clouds, but as you can see the sky's blown out. So I mostly chopped it.
What remains will do, methinks. (Looks better if you lightbox it: Press Z.)
Sky Over Field
Grace Highway
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That's a golf course (Sunfield's Centennial Acres) on the left.
Somehow I lived a couple miles from this road for about 20 years without noticing it.
Well, I know it's there now.
Corn by the Roadside
A Peculiar Barn
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At the corner of McWhorter Highway and Shaytown Road, rural Sunfield, Michigan.
Not sure what this was originally intended to be, but it's certainly an interesting structure.
Big Wheels @ Hartwick Pines
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
This photo's my father's, taken sometime in the early 1960s; I scanned this from a slide. I've posted a version of this pic before . Some of the difference is that I'm better at this now than I was a decade ago.
A Bit of Color Along the Grand
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
Another photo from last week's wander along the Grand in Grand Ledge. I was basically playing with the sliders, here, trying to turn a dull day into something brighter. I think it came out well.
Barn on Mulliken Road
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
Another photo from last week, this barn's in Roxand Township, south of Mulliken. The object was to bring out the details in the wood without butchering the color palette. I succeeded, but paid for it a little by losing details on the roof.
Geranium Basket
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
Both flower shots were from the same Daily Flower Census, which is what I call my habit of wandering the yard shooting pix. My processing objective in this case was to move the Nikon image toward a Sony color palette. The jury's still out on that, methinks.
Daylilies
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
Both flower shots were from the same Daily Flower Census, which is what I call my habit of wandering the yard shooting pix. My processing objective in this case was to duplicate the processing I've been doing in Aftershot Pro. I'm able to do that, but it may not be the best approach.
Arcadia Lookout
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
One of the features DxO is advertising for the 10th version of OpticsPro is a technology they call ClearView , a haze removal tool. This is a test: Compare a version I posted of this photo a few years back , processed using Photoshop Elements. The new version's better.
North from Sleeping Bear
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I've been playing with DxO's OpticsPro photo processing software all afternoon. Thought I'd share a few examples.
Another photo from the same vacation, again testing the OpticsPro's ClearView feature. It seems to work, even on a JPG original.
Joan with flat rock
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Continuing with my OpticsPro experiment.
This is Joan in August of 2000, more or less at a town named Betsy on Michigan's Keweenaw Peninsula. That's Lake Superior in the background. I shot this with my N90s and scanned it from a negative.
Still playing with the OpticsPro software. The object here was to recover Joan's face, which is heavily shadowed in the TIF version. Good enough.
Horse
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And a neat fence, which features more obsolete farm equipment than some good museums. Up the hill from Webber Dam in Ionia County, Michigan.
Webber Dam
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Everywhere I go I find the Grand River. Or something.
Upstream from Lyons, Michigan.
Election Day
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They evicted the fire equipment so we could use the fire barn for a polling place. So I took pix of the trucks.
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