Red Mosquito

turned2black wrote:


I'm actually not a big fan of this kind of "spot color" treatment, but my brother-in-law specifically asked for one of his sailboat on water.

I'm not usually a fan of it either but I like how it works in that shot.

Thanks, Peter.

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What kind of camera are you using? Surely not a phone.

Kaius wrote:What kind of camera are you using? Surely not a phone.

This is the thread for camera phone pictures, guy.

But....

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My phone doesn't do it like that...

get a better phone

If I wanted to also be like a modern day mobile phone Ansel Adams, what should I get?

Kaius wrote:What kind of camera are you using? Surely not a phone.

95 percent of these are from my S4. I think there are a few old photos (~10 years old from San Fran) in here from an old Canon subcompact.

Kaius wrote:My phone doesn't do it like that...

If you have an Android phone, try shooting in "Sports" mode. While the colors won't be as rich, the subjects will at least be in focus.
I also use the "HDR" function when I can, then desaturate the colors or turn it B&W.
Also, I do A LOT of post-processing.

turned2black wrote:

Kaius wrote:What kind of camera are you using? Surely not a phone.

95 percent of these are from my S4. I think there are a few old photos (~10 years old from San Fran) in here from an old Canon subcompact.

Kaius wrote:My phone doesn't do it like that...

If you have an Android phone, try shooting in "Sports" mode. While the colors won't be as rich, the subjects will at least be in focus.
I also use the "HDR" function when I can, then desaturate the colors or turn it B&W.
Also, I do A LOT of post-processing.

I get impatient with this.

Well, you're doing a good job here, t2b. They look great.

Kaius wrote:

turned2black wrote:

Kaius wrote:What kind of camera are you using? Surely not a phone.

95 percent of these are from my S4. I think there are a few old photos (~10 years old from San Fran) in here from an old Canon subcompact.

Kaius wrote:My phone doesn't do it like that...

If you have an Android phone, try shooting in "Sports" mode. While the colors won't be as rich, the subjects will at least be in focus.
I also use the "HDR" function when I can, then desaturate the colors or turn it B&W.
Also, I do A LOT of post-processing.

I get impatient with this.

Well, you're doing a good job here, t2b. They look great.

I understand. I don't sleep. I don't EVER sleep. So I have some time on my hands.

And thanks!

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