Monday
Nov152010
Spica meets Pro HDR: The 11:32 from St Pancras
Monday, November 15, 2010 at 11:30AM | Glyn Evans Following on from my post earlier today, here is another example of how two apps can work together to create a unique look.
Just as with Rudolph the wired Reindeer, I blended the original colour photo with one given the Spica treatment in Pro HDR, to come up with this mashed up look.
If you look closely at the photo, you can see the figure is black and white, the train is colour, whilst the roof is a mixture of both.
tagged Pro HDR, Spica, Spica - Super Monochrome in Technique
Pro HDR, Spica, Spica - Super Monochrome in Technique
Reader Comments (8)
Very 3-D like. I've been mashing photo's up with Pro HDR for awhile and you can get some great pics with it. You can get some great pics with Cross Process and Vintage BW with Pro HDR.
Very nice image!
Unfortunately Pro HDR won't run on my iPhone 3G, however, I have been using Iris Photo Suite to layer my images. Iris is about as close to having the full capabilities of Adobe Photoshop CS5 on my iPhone that I've found. Are there any other advanced photo editing apps that feature layers and blend modes?
as always, great shot and great info Marty!
This one is so cool! I used the same method for "Waiting for the Ghost" http://bit.ly/9Qg1nH. The original picture was taken with Pro HDR. Then i processed one image with PictureShow (one of my favorite apps), an other one with ArtistaOil. Then i put the two together again using the library function of Pro HDR.
Glyn,
Great photo and perfect processing!
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i meant Glyn myself... sorry about that. was on multiple blogs.
How is the blurred train itself been done on an iPhone? Is it a combination of 2 pics in Pro HDR or a shutterspeed/blur app?