Post by janis on Nov 28, 2011 0:33:44 GMT
If there are any other knitters out there, they will recognize this as a sock toe, which must be closed using the dreaded Kitchener stitch, the prospect of which is enough to send one looking for any excuse to procrastinate, such as contriving photographic poses for said sock toe for posting in one's online knitting portfolio. (Stop sniggering, Rob. I can hear you sniggering. I'll have you know the Kitchener stitch is really, really hard. At least for me, and a couple of other people I know. Well, nobody I actually know, but I'm sure there are some out there. People like me, I mean. Who are perceptually challenged.)
Anyhow, I shot this with the macro, and it posed some problems in PP, so I thought I would share it with you, too. I am thinking my DOF may be too thin, and the OOF band of orange may be a distraction. I know the reds are clipping. I tried to compensate by pulling back on the exposure when the recovery slider had no more where to go; the RAW image looked okay, but the JPEG went too dark, so I restored the original exposure. Other than those two things, what more can be done to control clipping?
Any and all comments welcome.
Anyhow, I shot this with the macro, and it posed some problems in PP, so I thought I would share it with you, too. I am thinking my DOF may be too thin, and the OOF band of orange may be a distraction. I know the reds are clipping. I tried to compensate by pulling back on the exposure when the recovery slider had no more where to go; the RAW image looked okay, but the JPEG went too dark, so I restored the original exposure. Other than those two things, what more can be done to control clipping?
Any and all comments welcome.
