Unlike Patrick, when we last went to London, we didn't take tripods so little chance for long exposure shots so I thought I would try and copy the effect on a standard shot using photoshop
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I admire your ingenuity Stan and the sky is a real success, not convinced over the water though. LE would render it like glass. Having said that the effect you have created is interestingAlan.
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Sky works well, water no so much.
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cheers guys
I used motion blur on both the sky and water - maybe would be better to use surface blur on the water ?
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It's getting there. What I always do is use a number of brushes set to -100 clarity to go over the water. That'll smooth it out for sureAlan.
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Didnt think of that - can do it in ACR I think
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of the 2 I prefer the second edit - but the water still needs a little attention:- Ian
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Nice try but just isn't working for me.(third time lucky!)
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