Sampler
30 creative works found
-
same same but differnnt.., sic mono but. bay style
-
more lomo ‘gold’ as lozza would say
-
more action ‘gold yo’ colour this tim mf’s
-
action on the beast
-
that place same as always like it
-
way up tha coast played w/
-
Removing Colour Casts With The Colour Sampler Tool
by Alison JohnstonYet another under used tool in Photoshop, but extremely useful in removing colour casts from images. Eddie Tapp calls this the 90% metho…
Yet another under used tool in Photoshop, but extremely useful in removing colour casts from images. Eddie Tapp calls this the 90% method, which works 100% of the time, on 90% of images. The first image below is a before and after shot, the original shot on the left, and the colour cast corrected on the right. I happen to know the colour of the top my daughter was wearing in this shot and that she doesn’t have a liver condition – well, not since the transplant …. LOL just kidding. It is also a horrible shot, with fringing going on, blown highlights etc., :-) The next image is the original start image. With the next image I used a levels adjustment layer, and in the dialogue box brought the sliders in to the majority of the information in each of the individuals channels. I think you will agree that it hasn’t removed the colour cast at all and has simply darkened the image. So how can we get the image to look like the one below, with the yellow colour cast removed. First of all open your image, or nick my original image HERE to have a practice on. You are going to have your info window open, which is located with the Histogram and Navigator window or you can just go to window>info and click on it and it will open. While we will be using a levels adjustment layer to edit this image, we will be using the numbers in the info window to make our adjustments, not the numbers in the layers palette. It sounds a little complicated at first, but once you’ve done this a couple of times you will wonder why you thought it was complicated. You are also going to need your Colour Sampler Tool which you can find in the same bundle as the eyedropper tool and you will need to go up to the top toolbar and set the Sample Size to 5×5 Average. So lets check what we have so far. We have an image open, we have the info window visible, we have the colour sampler tool and we have set the sample size to 5×5 average. We’re ready to start. Take a look at the image below to get an idea. The larger image that you may want to reference is HERE You can set up to 4 points with the Colour Sampler Tool, but we are only going to be using 2 in this demonstration. You might want to reference the larger image through the link above, hold down the shift key before you click the link and it will force it to open in a new window so that you don’t have to keep flitting backwards and forwards from RB to flickr. With that image open you should be able to see where I have set the first point, simply by clicking on the image. The first point is always in relation to the white point. You can see the figures that have come up from the point that I set in Bek’s hair, they are the first numbers - R – 214 / G – 208 / B – 184 Go ahead now and select the black point by clicking in one of the dark areas in the image. You can see that I have chosen the strap on the bag, and the numbers are - R – 36 / G – 42 / B – 41 Click on the adjustments layer icon in the bottom of the layers palette and choose levels, the dialogue box will now appear. We will be using the individual channels within the layers dialogue box to make the adjustments, so use the drop down menu to locate them. Because we are going to be adjusting the lights/whites we need to locate the lightest channels, in this case it is the red channel at 214, we do not need to adjust this channel but we do need to adjust the green and blue channels. From the drop down menu select the green channel and with the white slider bring it in until the reading in the info palette is 214. Do not read the numbers from the layers dialogue box, move the slider inwards until the number in the INFO window reads 214. Repeat this with the blue channel. If you can’t get it exactly to match try using your up and down arrow keys, if you still can’t get it, one higher or lower i.e. 213/215 is acceptable. Now look at the second point you made, this is the black point, we need to look at the lowest number here rather than the highest – 0 being black. So the lowest number we have is in the red channel at 36. We need to do a similar process to what we did above, only this time we will be bringing the black slider in until the green and blue channel are at 36. Once you have done this, simply click ok on the levels dialogue box. To remove the colour sampler points from the image – with the colour sampler tool selected look in the top menu bar and you will see a ‘clear’ button, just click on this.
-
I don’t get to take the full rig out more than once a year for something unusual since it takes about an hour to set up and test before I can play a single note. Also, where in the world is a keyboardist given this much room except in Yes or Emerson, Lake & Palmer? LOL! If you know gear, you know that none of this stuff is even close to new and none of it is vintage either. But it’s a nice middle-of-the-road collection for me to play almost any sort of show and look like I’m the keyboard wiz. :-D The complete listing of what everything is was put on a faded image with numbers if you really want to torture yourself and know what’s what. On an afternoon when I couldn’t think of anything productive to do, I packed and loaded this load and started driving around the neighbourhood, looking for a place to set it up. What I wanted was a rooftop parking garage but the van is 7 feet tall – far too tall to fit in every covered garage in Sacramento. So I went for bizarre and stopped outside the historic fort built by John Sutter, one of the founders of Sacramento, complete with cannon, adobe walls, a huge wooden gate, and guards with weapons. This latter part was the thing of most interest to me since I was planning to do something they may or may not have understood wasn’t going to make a single sound tho it would look lethally loud. (As you can see, there are no cords or cables for the instruments or electrical power.) Nobody approached as I started setting up until it was all finished and looked like this. Then the neighbours came out wondering when the concert was happening. LOL! All’n’all, it was a ton of work for a photo op of extremely limited interest. :-) This shot wasn’t inspired by just one song; I think I’ve played 200,000 of them with the gear collectively. LOL! But it was inspired by song itself and I have a grand old time hacking up most of them. ;-)
-
Acrylic abstract.
-
Featured in Bee & Wasp Passions A very busy sampler!
-
One in ink, one in watercoloured wash, and one iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin charcoal running allll the waaaaaaay home! Fantastic test to what syle I felt like doing that night. I felt like doing them all!
-
21st Century version of the sewn sampler of bygone days. It involves versions of two exploratory and / (I hope) sympathetic drawings. / They are set in the dark of my imagination. Both drawings are explorations of how lines can define space. / One is very organised the other is very chaotic. / The organised one expresses how I would like to be, / the chaotic one how I often feel I am. / The irony is that the chaotic one is done in gel pen which is to me a very controllable medium whilst the organised one is done in metallic oil pastels which I find challenging to control. Both are graphical representations of my thinking. Hope you can at least empathise with the feelings that created these drawings as did owlspook who wrote this poem: Swinging on the Tree of Life / By owlspook balance / out of chaos order is born / too much order / offers boredom / longing for balance / we swing on life’s great tree Please check out owlspook’s work /
-
Taken in Bulgaria
-
Presentation experiment of a photo of a smpler somewhat modified (multilayering in different mode settings) in Photoshop.
-
I was trying out the Red Bubble calendar option, and I didn’t know this had been saved! Since it’s here, I decided to keep it. I made just a few tweaks to get the seasonal images on the right pages, and here it is :-)
-
Bar
by Andy RobertsBar at Elantxobe photo by Andy Roberts as used by Linda Hartley for Andy Roberts Sampler Andy Roberts Sampler / The Wreckers Prayer / Winter in Andalucia / Back in the Field / Gernika
-
A T-shirt with some samples of typical Hawaiian quilt designs
-
a collage of some of my best shots.
-
T2A01
by Gregoryno6It has been suggested, a few times, that I should put some of my art on T-shirts. Bevanimage was the first person who saw the possibilities of taking the opposite journey. / Kind of like those old-time samplers, but with a contemporary style. That is to say, much nastier.
-
Today's NANPA Daily Sampler Image
by A.M. RuttleCheck out NANPA.org’s Daily Sampler today, 25 October 2009, which includes this image...
Check out NANPA.org’s Daily Sampler today, 25 October 2009, which includes this image !
RedBubble is a great place to find art, design, photos and writing from over 80,000 talented people.
You can buy their stuff
On stunning greeting cards, awesome t-shirts or beautiful prints to hang on your walls.
Risk Free Returns
It’s really simple. If you’re not happy with your purchase for any reason, we’ll fix it.
About RedBubble
Since February 2007 we’ve shipped over 331,500 items to more than 70 countries around the world.
Join In
Sign up for your free account, upload your work, join some groups and share your creative genius with the world.