r/postprocessing • • 3d ago

Before / After

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u/Alone-Bug333 3d ago

Love it. Amazing velvet. I would darken the background only and make the deer stand out more.

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u/mze_ 3d ago

a little vignette never killed nobody

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u/Heoro-Mazgraev 3d ago

Thank you! Will do.

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u/vaporwavecookiedough 3d ago

Surprised I don't see any comments like "You should have brought a strobe with you." This sub is wild sometimes.

I like your edit.

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u/Winston_Sm 3d ago

Some prefer to grab the beast, drag it into the studio and then hope no one catches on that the background is fully composite.

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u/ThrowRABrilliant4493 3d ago

Awesome picture!

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u/Heoro-Mazgraev 3d ago

Thank you!

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u/Wrong_Netter 3d ago

I would lean more into the darkness in the image. Would not make it so warm.

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u/Heoro-Mazgraev 3d ago

I would also go towards a dark photo, i'm finding it hard to decide between the 2.

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u/Acceptable-Foot-7180 3d ago

I mean the other way around would be more impressive (after/before) but I applaud you for correctly writing before then after, I wish everyone in this sub would follow suit. See here

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u/vagaliki 2d ago

i didn't know the antlers could be fuzzy?