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Western Railroad Discussion > The wonders of PhotoshopDate: 06/30/11 10:43 The wonders of Photoshop Author: sacrailfan No, my name is not Mitch Goldman but I am playing him on TO today, haha. I used Photoshop’s blur filter to replicate a zoom pan shot. It took some time to do, but I think it looks pretty good for a fake. ;-) Photo was shot at Home valley, WA, in the fall of 2009.
 Date: 06/30/11 10:48 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: mustraline Actually...... that hurts my eyes. Great job.
Date: 06/30/11 10:53 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: kdrtrains Sharp! It would make a good poster. Send it to the BNSF.
KR Date: 06/30/11 10:55 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: msdgbar That looks like a bad LSD trip.Joke joke.
Date: 06/30/11 11:07 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: chico like I might see on the cover of a train simulator box set
nice illustration chico Date: 06/30/11 11:12 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: slug96 Looks really good Adam! Love it.
~David Carballido-Jeans San Pedro, CA Date: 06/30/11 11:47 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: AndyD Was this from the wooden bridge over the tracks? Always wondered what a picture there would look like, but never stopped.
Date: 06/30/11 12:33 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: trainman630 AndyD Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Was this from the wooden bridge over the tracks? > Always wondered what a picture there would look > like, but never stopped. Just as well you never stopped, the shot from up there is all blurry like..... Date: 06/30/11 12:53 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: graybeard1942 That image could trigger a seizure! Good job with the tweak; how about a before version?
Date: 06/30/11 13:03 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: up833 Clearly the train is exceeding posted track speed.
Nice work! Roger Beckett Date: 06/30/11 13:59 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: winchester That's very cool!
Date: 06/30/11 18:01 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: zchcsse The world keeps on spinnin', the trains keep on sittin'.
Date: 06/30/11 22:38 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: johnw I like it! There is an illusion of depth, almost like one of those lenticular 3-D photos, the kind you see without glasses, also a feeling of motion! Nice work!
Date: 07/01/11 00:33 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: sacrailfan Thanks guys, yes I did take it from the old wooden bridge. Here is the link to the other version----- www.railpictures.net image # 302460.
Date: 07/01/11 05:53 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: CShaveRR up833 Wrote:
------------------------------------------------------- > Clearly the train is exceeding posted track > speed. Not only that, it's backing up! Carl Shaver Lombard, IL Date: 07/01/11 08:48 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: ATSF_Cliff I like both versions, but the 'shopped one really 'pops'.
Thanks for posting! Date: 07/01/11 08:50 Re: The wonders of Photoshop Author: qman Comes CLOSE ta replicating a video. I agree, it takes a few minutes ta see thing RIGHT again !! VERY cool manipulation !!
qman Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/01/11 19:50 by qman. |