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How do you achieve this within the Basic Editing rules? Filters? Or is there a setting for it on the D1 (although I can't imagine there being one on a camera like that)?
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If it's been validated, and you have selective desat, I'm assuming this was done on a p&s with one of those selective colour functions (like my Canon IXUS). If so, kudos to you even more for getting such decent bokeh out of a p&s. Nice work.
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Different...bonus. Creative....bonus. Bokeh very nice.
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The selective desaturation is just not doing it for me here. I'm guessing that the full color version would be quite a bit beter.
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Did you do this with Canon's MyColors settings, a filter, or what?
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I love this technique.....
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How do you do this... having a single colour in your image...???
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This is pretty...and good selective desaturation.
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Oh, you tikes and your blue orchids.
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This entry has very over-processed look. The oof areas look pretty ugly and does not enhance the picture in any way. A very average entry.
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Not everyone seemed to 'get' the challenge - you did...nice job.
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interesting use of selective colour
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I don't think the desat works here. Good on ya for doing it within the basic rules though.
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Definitely meets the challenge and exhibits proper bokeh. The subject matter leaves me wanting (not because it's a flower - I have nothing against flowers - it just lacks a "wow" factor for me). Good luck!
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the blue in the background is distracting because the eye catches the color before it distinguishs between in focus/out of focus
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I like the effect these cameras can do.
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Very effective desat. Bokeh a little muted but not bad. 9.
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Nice job with the selective coloring :)
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