Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:44:13 AM No.4443186
I saw this picture on the new tab section of the Brave browser. It features pictures by various artists. The "photographer" in question's name is Adrian Limani.
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Thread 4443186 - /p/ [Archived: 1 hour ago]
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:45:09 AM No.4443187
"A little photoshop trickery"
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:47:39 AM No.4443189
I want to add that I'm not a jealous photographer, I'm just a retard 4chan user who happened to see this bullshit pic and get pissed off at the sheer gall of this fucker to claim that he took that picture.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 7:13:14 AM No.4443200
>>4443186 (OP)
first time seeing HDR, or need to check your carbon monoxide detector?
first time seeing HDR, or need to check your carbon monoxide detector?
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 7:17:56 AM No.4443203
are you on PCP bro
just put camera on tripod, shoot 3 to 5 pictures at different exposure levels, then photoshop them together
just put camera on tripod, shoot 3 to 5 pictures at different exposure levels, then photoshop them together
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 8:45:25 AM No.4443226
>>4443186 (OP)
>HDR bracketed
>Nothing is (s)h(aar)p
>Moderate HSL by colour adjustments
>Photoshopped.kek
>HDR bracketed
>Nothing is (s)h(aar)p
>Moderate HSL by colour adjustments
>Photoshopped.kek
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 5:59:03 PM No.4443291
>>4443200
>>4443203
>>4443226
I'll admit that I know nothing about photography, so I could be wrong, but why does it look exactly like an AI image? All of the random branches coming out of nowhere.
>>4443203
>>4443226
I'll admit that I know nothing about photography, so I could be wrong, but why does it look exactly like an AI image? All of the random branches coming out of nowhere.
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Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:01:16 PM No.4443294
>>4443291
He took and stacked 3+ photos and the branches moved between each exposure
This is why "pixel shift" modes on cameras these days are totally fucking useless unless you're using your camera to scan inanimate objects in your basement
He took and stacked 3+ photos and the branches moved between each exposure
This is why "pixel shift" modes on cameras these days are totally fucking useless unless you're using your camera to scan inanimate objects in your basement
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:02:05 PM No.4443295
>>4443291
You haven't been to many forests have you
None of those look out of place and you can see where they come from lol
You haven't been to many forests have you
None of those look out of place and you can see where they come from lol
Anonymous
7/4/2025, 6:25:28 PM No.4443307
>>4443189
>at the sheer gall of this fucker to claim that he took that picture
What specifically makes you think it isn't just a single picture?
This doesn't even need HDR and there isn't even the ghosting from HDR/pixel shift that is mentioned.
This is a regular picture with some processing for color and tone.
>at the sheer gall of this fucker to claim that he took that picture
What specifically makes you think it isn't just a single picture?
This doesn't even need HDR and there isn't even the ghosting from HDR/pixel shift that is mentioned.
This is a regular picture with some processing for color and tone.
Clueless Faggot
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7/4/2025, 6:45:10 PM No.4443315
>>4443291
Since I use Brave I just opened shit until I found the same photo because I thought maybe your screenshot may have been at fault.
Yeah he stacked exposures and shit moved around exactly like other anon said. That's contributing pretty significantly to the "blur" and unsharp look, but there's no signs of AI. It's just a bit smeary
He probably felt the need to bracket exposures due to the underbrush and trees not having enough light otherwise. If the brighter section of sky off to the left of the image is where the sun was, every tree and bush would be getting backlit which can be notoriously fucked to expose for.
It's a decent photo with moderately nice framing, with mundane yet technically good subject matter. Not my cup of tea but it's a browser background, so whatever.
Since I use Brave I just opened shit until I found the same photo because I thought maybe your screenshot may have been at fault.
Yeah he stacked exposures and shit moved around exactly like other anon said. That's contributing pretty significantly to the "blur" and unsharp look, but there's no signs of AI. It's just a bit smeary
He probably felt the need to bracket exposures due to the underbrush and trees not having enough light otherwise. If the brighter section of sky off to the left of the image is where the sun was, every tree and bush would be getting backlit which can be notoriously fucked to expose for.
It's a decent photo with moderately nice framing, with mundane yet technically good subject matter. Not my cup of tea but it's a browser background, so whatever.