Bass strings on my guitar, macro mode, Daylight-balanced fluorescent lighting, handheld.
-RGB Curve
-Noise-reduction with PictureCooler
-Resize for DPC
-Crop from bottom to 3:2 ratio
-USM at 16%/64 dia/TH = 0
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5 (second application)
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5 (third application)
-SaveAs JPEG at quality 9/10 = 112kb
Bass strings on my guitar, macro mode, Daylight-balanced fluorescent lighting, handheld.
-RGB Curve
-Noise-reduction with PictureCooler
-Resize for DPC
-Crop from bottom to 3:2 ratio
-USM at 16%/64 dia/TH = 0
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5 (second application)
-USM at 88%/0.8 dia/TH = 5 (third application)
-SaveAs JPEG at quality 9/10 = 112kb
When you consider the title it's somewhat interesting technically to see the stopped motion of the vibrating strings, but as a picture on it's own I'm afraid there's really not much to draw in the viewer, especially when you consider how dark and indistinct it is. You really have to look hard to see more than the highlights on the strings.