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jimbalsitis.bsky.social
Thank you very much. I was having a little fun with the post processing on this one. Thanks again. Have a great day.
January 9, 2026 at 3:45 PM
todayje.bsky.social
[Jersey Post Socials] Weekend deliveries, Sunday 11th Jan Mail will be arriving on the island tomorrow. An additional processing team will be...

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January 9, 2026 at 3:32 PM
today.je
[Jersey Post Socials] Weekend deliveries, Sunday 11th Jan Mail will be arriving on the island tomorrow. An additional processing team will be...
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January 9, 2026 at 3:26 PM
tomnorthfilm.bsky.social
Lightroom has closed the gap with Classic in terms of post processing tools. It still doesn’t support plug ins and has no print module 🤬. I still use Classic for NLP. One huge benefit of Lightroom, as a former Aperture user, is that I can open up my Aperture library files directly in Lightroom.
January 9, 2026 at 3:19 PM
eolis.bsky.social
For Canadians the cheapest is Canada Post. You’ll need to apply for a personal Zonos account & you can pre calculate the tariffs to charge folks before processing. No way to avoid them & you must pay all duties and send DDP or your item simply won’t make it into the USA & will be sent back.
January 9, 2026 at 3:19 PM
jerrysnodgrass.bsky.social
Absolutely. It's one of my favorite features on the "old" Panasonic Lumix TZ100 I use as my regular camera.

If you want to blow out an image, it makes far more sense to do it in post-processing afterwards where you have complete control over the process.
January 9, 2026 at 12:46 PM
ajkolenc.bsky.social
Yeah it does feel kind of hacky to have both a Renderer Feature and a Volume Component for one effect. I'm guessing it has something to do with the built-in post-processing being combined into one uber pass, and any custom components wouldn't be part of that (even if it looked like they were)
January 9, 2026 at 12:28 PM
icynato.bsky.social
I'm very glad your brain used it's processing power to send mental messages through your veins down to your fingertips so you could move them slightly to post this
January 9, 2026 at 11:57 AM
cfranciswrites.bsky.social
Made these slides for Instagram, but I figured this would double as a good pinned post for the top of my profile here... and I also need to justify the many hours I poured into these! Procrastination is my jam.

If you just landed here: Hi. I'm Charlotte. This is my story.
Introducing the series of slides. There's a big poster-style cutout image of me with some handwritten labels (SFF nerd, compulsive writer, ex-teacher, frazzled mum, maker). There are a few polaroid type images at the top: A sunset silhouette picture of me writing in a notebook at the rocky beach; a picture of me as a 3-year-old wearing an 80s style helmet; and a candid, cheerful moment where I'm grinning like an idiot, holding the edges of my sunhat. The main text reads: ABOUT ME I realised I’ve never properly introduced myself. I’m always so busy worrying about the stories in my head, I forgot to tell the story of me. So, with much ado, here I am. It’s lovely to meet you. The background image features a B&W picture of the shelves in my study with general writerly gubbins on display, including a typewriter. 2nd slide in the series. Title: In the Beginning. The main bulk of the slide is a picture of my parents from the 70s—or rather, two pictures, a tear between them. My dad's in front of a blue sky, rocking the 70s flair with shoulder length hair, a shearing tan coat, a black polo neck top, and a silver medallion he made himself. Definitely a character; he was only 20 or so at the time. My mum's picture is more muted. She's indoors, the colours are darker. She's smiling serenely into the camera. The background is lined up with the tear to put her in the darker segment, as if to put her in shadow. I was trying to symbolise the fact I've lost her while my dad lives. And the tear was meant to symbolise their broken marriage when I was a teenager. More handwritten labels surround them. On my dad's side: tells the wackiest, most inventive stories. On my mum's side: exemplary primary teacher, loved reading. There's a cut out image of a Welsh flag on a pole in the bottom right of the slide. The main text reads: I guess my story starts in the 1970s, up in North Wales, with a couple of crazy cats. The background of the image is scrapbook collage style, with a muted colour palette throughout all the slides and torn paper. Slide 3 in the series. Title: Born and Raised. There are lots of childhood photos on this slide. At the top is a big picture of me and my brothers when I was 6. There's a negatives style strip of picture down the left hand side with various pictures: 3-yo me doing my own face paint at a street party, 9-yo me playing baseball, holding the bat; 2-yo me decorating my face with dinner; 7-yo me with our kitten; 8yo me playing the flute. There's a Dutch cut out image of a flag beside it. And beside that is polaroid style image of me and my oldest brother in novelty giant clogs at the Kinderdijk in the Netherlands. The label reads: cultivating outsized expectations since 1989. The main text reads: Born in the mid eighties, the youngest of three, I grew up bilingual in the Netherlands. Slide 4 in the series. Title: Early Days The background features a copy of the first story I ever word-processed when I was 10/11ish, complete with my bilingual spelling and grammar mistakes. I'd just started writing in English that year (though I could read it before). My first language was Dutch at the time after being at a Dutch school since nursery. This was my first year in the international British School, and I was still taking ESL classes. Word processing changed story-telling for me because spell check caught most of my abysmal spellings. Before this, I wrote stories primarily in Dutch in notebooks. There's a cut out picture of me around 10 years old leaning on a polaroid style image of my bedroom desk when I was around 15. It's a blast from the past, around the turn of the millennium, with an old powermac on the desk, a huge scanner, a cd player and speakers, and a stack of CDs. Unusually tidy that day—not sure why. The label reads: ancient historical artefact: a teen writer's sanctum at the turn of the millennium. The final polaroid is of my childhood diary. It's over 30cm tall, with more than a dozen notebooks all stuck together with a cover made from collaged magazine clippings (look close and you'll see some 90s icons). The labels read: My entire childhood in one diary... and ...and so many stories. The main text reads: Telling stories is how I process the world. Before I could write, I recorded stories on a dictaphone. Then came notebooks (lots of notebooks), until my dad gave me his old pizza box Mac when I was 10. Word processing changed everything. I have thousands of stories on my hard drive, spanning 30 years. Including the very first.
January 9, 2026 at 11:50 AM
eastonhayesof11223.bsky.social
Consular Processing vs Concurrent Filing- EB-5 Visa Program

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January 9, 2026 at 10:14 AM
nalouuu.bsky.social
great. I love the feeling coming from the blue-purple light (and i'm curious, how did you get this light outside ? Or is it post-processing ?)
January 9, 2026 at 10:12 AM
stevebatch.bsky.social
A fading red poinsietta leaf on a block of ice that formed in a bucket during our recent cold spell. Resulting image heavily processed in Lightroom.
#AlphabetChallenge #Abstract
#WeekAforAbstract #Macro #MacroPhotography
A curled and fading red Poinsettia leaf on a block of ice rescued from a bucket where it had formed during our recent cold spell. The ice has a curved edge on the right hand side of the image creating an 'escarpment' with the poinsettia leaf sat next to the curved ridge line. A red Led light was used to illuminte the ice and in post processing the tones were adjusted to darken the whole image and the ice and to heighten the colour of the ice resulting in a dark and glassy look to the curved ridge line of the ice and on the downslope of the escarpment.
January 9, 2026 at 9:17 AM
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January 9, 2026 at 8:42 AM
mugoo.bsky.social
Post Processing too powerful
January 9, 2026 at 8:03 AM
lunavt.bsky.social
I had a good short I wanted to post but it appears to be stuck in youtube processing heck.

It'll be up tomorrow. I hope! Have a good night everyloaf!
January 9, 2026 at 6:59 AM
royalty3d.bsky.social
life has been insane and i forgot to post these sooner, but here's a look at the kind of post processing I do to my bryce renders, its kind of insane to me looking back.
render of a mountain in the middle of the ocean render of a mountain in the middle of the ocean but edited with more detail a render of a dark mountain with three crosses atop it a render of a dark mountain with three crosses atop it
January 9, 2026 at 6:56 AM
named4wool.bsky.social
Ever experience your computer running godawfully slowly, and it turns out that's because there's some process running in background which is hogging CPU cycles? That's my brain, using up all its processing power to say "don't post that... nope, not that either... nope, nope, more nope"
January 9, 2026 at 5:26 AM
kiwi8fruit6.bsky.social
Chapter 3 of ‘strange things are happening to me’ is now online!

it‘s sad. charlie and alastor are processing the post-apocalypse. 😢

#fanfiction #hazbinhotel #alastor #charliemorningstar

archiveofourown.org/works/768585...
Now, Charlie was as decrepit as the hotel she resided in. She'd dedicated her life to redeeming sinners, to fulfilling her interpretation of her mother's dream. And now her mother was dead, and since the realms had been cut off from one another, redemption must now be physically impossible. What a blow that was. There would never be another greeting circle, another trust exercise, another therapy session. There would never be another meeting with Heaven, another visit from Emily, another soul whose hues changed to gentle pastel blues and yellows before they glowed and vanished from this realm. There would never be another day or night spent with her girlfriend. She would never again be lofted into the air by Vaggi as they sang something saccharine together. They would never again thoroughly enjoy a night together to the point that they could be heard through the walls of their bedroom. Her dream was over. So she dedicated her whole existence, in the present, to grieving her lost friends; her family; and her lover. Grieving them, even though many of them were still 'alive', up there in Heaven. Certainly Angel was thinking of her, and Pentious, and Baxter and Niffty and Crymini too Certainly Vaggi was thinking of her the most. That fact was no comfort to Charlie. They were gone. She couldn't get them back. (Alastor thought that maybe she's a little bit greedy for that. And he admired her for that little bit of sin. But also, he understood. His fondness for Husker and Niffty still lingered uselessly. This was why you didn't love in Hell. he thought.)
January 9, 2026 at 5:04 AM
mrlofi.bsky.social
What I’m kinda bummed about the HD-2D style is that it is how most PS1/DS RPGs already looked, but with higher resolution and post-processing effects
January 9, 2026 at 4:40 AM
hotsawz.bsky.social
Yeah I'm liking the amount of customizing you can do with shaders when it comes to this specific effect, it's a lot more in-
depth than messing with post processing effects in DigitalCraft
January 9, 2026 at 4:24 AM
witchspace.bsky.social
Filters are another thing I need to explore. I understand the technicalities, but I really need to go through and check my thread sizes first. So atm no mist, ND or polaization; I do tend to soften in post processing a chunk
January 9, 2026 at 3:50 AM
ogredragon.bsky.social
Electricity for powering factories, food processing, the entire country was rationed... the rations fell where businesses could not function... and The sanctions drove the nail in they economy ( your chart last time shows they economy pre and post drought) So it was all corrupt government ( more)
January 9, 2026 at 3:24 AM
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Print successful and deporting using SLS4All’s Easy Post Processing station
January 9, 2026 at 2:50 AM
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January 9, 2026 at 1:34 AM