You might be able to start by studying the portfolio of IreneM. She is fantastic with drop shots. Many others here are good at them as well, but Irene is synonymous with this type of photo. There was also a side challenge a couple of months ago where some of us that had never done a drop shot before attempted it You might be able to learn something from those discussions.
Water drop side challenge Water drop judging thread
in the above link there are five pics,
but in 1st & 2nd pic....formation of Droplets are same...
in the sense 1st & 2nd are not different image...but same images...
but edited in PS to create two diff image with diff colored reflection...
like in 1st pic its Blue color & in 2nd its like tree Background...
I think what Chitvan is asking is how did they make two different colored images from the same single image.
There are multiple ways of achieving this. Open your photo in Photoshop and create an adjustment layer. It could be a hue/satruation adjustment layer, levels, Channel Mixer, Color Balance, vibrance, Solid color overlay adjustments. I would just google how to's on adjustment layers.
I think what Chitvan is asking is how did they make two different colored images from the same single image.
There are multiple ways of achieving this. Open your photo in Photoshop and create an adjustment layer. It could be a hue/satruation adjustment layer, levels, Channel Mixer, Color Balance, vibrance, Solid color overlay adjustments. I would just google how to's on adjustment layers.
but the second image isn't a solid color -- it looks like a leaf bokeh. I haven't done this before, but people do that type of thing with parchment, leaves, cracks and I can't remember what they're called. I think it's something else other than overlay...
I think what Chitvan is asking is how did they make two different colored images from the same single image.
There are multiple ways of achieving this. Open your photo in Photoshop and create an adjustment layer. It could be a hue/satruation adjustment layer, levels, Channel Mixer, Color Balance, vibrance, Solid color overlay adjustments. I would just google how to's on adjustment layers.
but the second image isn't a solid color -- it looks like a leaf bokeh. I haven't done this before, but people do that type of thing with parchment, leaves, cracks and I can't remember what they're called. I think it's something else other than overlay...
That is exactly what that is. An image overlay. It's just an OOF image laid over the original water drop image then they lowered the opacity and created a layer mask so they can paint away the area's where they didn't want the over laid image to cover.
I think that was it. When overlaid, it is obvious that is what you did. BTW, those are good drop shots, especially for being done with an A570. Though you have not achieved what you were ultimately after, I'd say your efforts have been very successful.
I think that was it. When overlaid, it is obvious that is what you did. BTW, those are good drop shots, especially for being done with an A570. Though you have not achieved what you were ultimately after, I'd say your efforts have been very successful.
Thanks....
i have tried some more images with layer overlay & adjustment layer too...
got this one...
flickr.com/photos/chitvan/4062869266/sizes/o/
but i think i need better water drop shot to get better effect...
yup..those all droplets clicked by Powershot A570 IS....as water droplet is my favorite theme for Photography...
Thanks for appreciating it....
I think that was it. When overlaid, it is obvious that is what you did. BTW, those are good drop shots, especially for being done with an A570. Though you have not achieved what you were ultimately after, I'd say your efforts have been very successful.
Thanks....
i have tried some more images with layer overlay & adjustment layer too...
got this one...
flickr.com/photos/chitvan/4062869266/
but i think i need better water drop shot to get better effect...
yup..those all droplets clicked by Powershot A570 IS....as water droplet is my favorite theme for Photography...
Thanks for appreciating it....
