Mobi52 TomHH’s Project 52 - 2020 - 52 Blinks by TomHH
- Thread starter TomHH
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- Tom
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- Pixel
Hmm, after having several looks at this image I wonder why people always use red locks? It's said that red is the color of love and that's what those locks are all about. But hey folks - be creative and choose something different and do not fulfill that stereotype!
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
Come over to Frankfurt and you may find more colours.
GroovyGouvy
MobiLifer
With more fishes it looks much better.That's what I hope as wellWe already had some stuff from the previous smaller one. The idea of my son was to do it the amazonian way - which worked out pretty well.
So this is the final version of it:
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We had to put some stones on the big trunk on the left because it would still swim up after more than a week.
in the former I found one or two but now – what an evolution! 
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- Tom
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There are many of them but it's hard to catch them with the phone. And frogs and shrimps, catfish...With more fishes it looks much better.
And of course they have names - the frog is Günther for example.
It is!
younger
MobiLurver
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- Juliana
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- iPhone 11 Pro Max
Cool!
Fabulous! One of a kind, for sure.Made by my son - I have to pay him an additional marker pen for this. Quite a fair deal!
Creativity has to be supported by any circumstances!
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- Tom
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- Pixel
Probably found a good solution to handle RAW files on Android. Snapseed does not very well when it comes to quality of RAWs.
This shot was developed with DCRaw Mobile. Actually it is more parameterize the conversion from the RAW. The result is very detailed but you have to do processing in Snapseed afterwards.
(image is resized to max 3000x3000px as there is then no more compressing applied in MobiTog).
This shot was developed with DCRaw Mobile. Actually it is more parameterize the conversion from the RAW. The result is very detailed but you have to do processing in Snapseed afterwards.
(image is resized to max 3000x3000px as there is then no more compressing applied in MobiTog).
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
The top image is a beauty. I really need to experiment more with RAW, its just the space factor that bothers me!
What did you do in Snapseed afterwards?
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- Tom
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sinnerjohn Well, the usability of Snapseed is a little better but it also lacks options and as I did it quick and dirty I didn't use PhotoMate till the end.
I adjusted sharpness, contrast and lights and shadows
I adjusted sharpness, contrast and lights and shadows
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Ahhhh Tom I'm confused, you mentioned DCRaw Mobile then PhotoMate and then Snapseed !! What do all these apps do
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- Tom
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- Pixel
LOL - I used Snapseed only to do my quick stuff.
DCRaw Mobile has minimal interface is parameter based, so not very comfortable. But it is free and you won't see what you get till you save your image.
PhotoMate R3 is like LR with plenty of features, a preview mode and on and on! You can do all the stuff you can do in Snapseed e.g. But because of all the features it is not as comfortable to use as Snapseed.
One thing I was always missing with all those apps - denoising! PhotoMate has it! There's a free version to test with nearly all features. The pay- version also can have presets and fancy stuff.
I have play around with it a little but I think I will buy it.
Fun fact - DCRaw Mobile and PhotoMate R3 use the same raw engine to convert the files (-> https://www.dechifro.org/dcraw/).
DCRaw Mobile has minimal interface is parameter based, so not very comfortable. But it is free and you won't see what you get till you save your image.
PhotoMate R3 is like LR with plenty of features, a preview mode and on and on! You can do all the stuff you can do in Snapseed e.g. But because of all the features it is not as comfortable to use as Snapseed.
One thing I was always missing with all those apps - denoising! PhotoMate has it! There's a free version to test with nearly all features. The pay- version also can have presets and fancy stuff.
I have play around with it a little but I think I will buy it.
Fun fact - DCRaw Mobile and PhotoMate R3 use the same raw engine to convert the files (-> https://www.dechifro.org/dcraw/).
sinnerjohn
IOTM WInner - April 2022
Thanks Tom
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- Tom
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This is the original file
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- Tom
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- Pixel
Had some playing with Photo Mate and I start to like it a lot! It's nearly like LR but without the subscription sh.t!
Photo Mate is a RAW developing tool! It's not a photo editor. So it will be the first step in the line of the final image.
It still needs something like Snapseed or alike.
And it also seems to be the only one to have proper RAW development (without subscription) on Android - at least to my knowledge. Snapseed has only very basic functionality.
And - Photo Mate has denoising!
So an example, develop with Photo Mate from RAW and finalised in Snapseed:
Note: all my posts are resized to 3000x3000px max to prevent further compression by the forum software.
Photo Mate is a RAW developing tool! It's not a photo editor. So it will be the first step in the line of the final image.
It still needs something like Snapseed or alike.
And it also seems to be the only one to have proper RAW development (without subscription) on Android - at least to my knowledge. Snapseed has only very basic functionality.
And - Photo Mate has denoising!
So an example, develop with Photo Mate from RAW and finalised in Snapseed:
Note: all my posts are resized to 3000x3000px max to prevent further compression by the forum software.
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