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My PS Gift: FINALLY! My Amelia ring. Pad by Richard Wise, Setting by Leon Mege.
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Thanks for popping in everyone!
The 2nd and 3rd pic (with the bear) was altered for contrast by two steps (I don''t know what you call it in the photo program that I use, but it''s not photoshop) because I wanted more detail on the money box when it went B&W. So the color is pinker and more bold than in real life - I am not good in post, so trying to keep the pad the color I photographed, but changing the contrast on everything else was too time consuming for me to figure out. Also the pad pops more because the rest of the photo is in B&W. The first pic and last pic is pretty close to what I captured, and the contrast was darkened by only one step. The last pic especially is pretty much what I captured, although again, it''s not exactly what I see in IRL. Pads are very tough to represent. The last pic is also not in B&W...only added a little bit of spot filter, but the money box is grey and it''s taken against a black desk, so it looks almost B&W.
None of the other photos in this thread were played with (except to size). I just had a little fun with the latest ones because of the PS community project I did them for.
Date: 12/4/2009 1:52:45 PM
Author: Stone Hunter
WOW WOW WOW
The new photos of your ring show AMAZING color. TFS!!
The 2nd and 3rd pic (with the bear) was altered for contrast by two steps (I don''t know what you call it in the photo program that I use, but it''s not photoshop) because I wanted more detail on the money box when it went B&W. So the color is pinker and more bold than in real life - I am not good in post, so trying to keep the pad the color I photographed, but changing the contrast on everything else was too time consuming for me to figure out. Also the pad pops more because the rest of the photo is in B&W. The first pic and last pic is pretty close to what I captured, and the contrast was darkened by only one step. The last pic especially is pretty much what I captured, although again, it''s not exactly what I see in IRL. Pads are very tough to represent. The last pic is also not in B&W...only added a little bit of spot filter, but the money box is grey and it''s taken against a black desk, so it looks almost B&W.
None of the other photos in this thread were played with (except to size). I just had a little fun with the latest ones because of the PS community project I did them for.
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I have to revive this thread again because I just love this ring! And TGal, if you see this thread again, would you mind telling me the dimensions of your stone? I am interested in a similar project (not with a pad sapphire but a different stone), but I want to make sure that 5 stones will not be too large to go across my finger.
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Bump again! TGal, I just stumbled on the infamous imitation thread, and I wanted to let you know that even though I may have a ring similar to yours made, it will be a different center stone, and probably a cushion not an oval, and most likely different sized half moons and bullets. So, I hope you don''t mind me having a ring made similar to yours. I just wanted to know the dimensions of your pad sapphire, so I can get some idea of what size stone I should get that will not be too big. My finger size is a 4.5 and I don''t want the bullets to be covered by my adjacent fingers.
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