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May 11th: An important day for two great men of the land.

Please zoom in on the three leaves in the center of the image. You will see the fine creases on the leaves, like fingerprints.

This image was created using LUTs derived from a different original image than the one used the night before. For this image, I used a variety of color tones from the leaves and flowers as a base to achieve a LUT that best captures the essence of nature photography.

This image is one of my usual Lookup Table tests, but this particular LUT (Lookup Table) shot on this exercise model makes her appear to float outside the frame.

These days, even the main camera apps on high-end cameras can produce images with wide and comprehensive HDR like this one. The difference is that I've added a film effect to this image, making it distinct from images taken with a standard camera app.

This image is a redemption after encountering a problem with the green area being streaky and not smooth. This LUTs is a way to close the deal on a point where I previously failed.

Even in low light, the technique of using grain to reduce noise (digital) produces results like this image, requiring no further noise reduction editing. It's a direct-to-camera finish.

Kodak Extracolor yellow

Kodak Extracolor Red