Can this be corrected in photoshop?
Nov 25, 2011 14:04:28 #
accidentally was in manual mode and this is way overexposed. Just curious what it would look like after editing? Thanks!
Nov 25, 2011 14:11:54 #
As you already now, this is way over exposed. There is no saving it, sorry.
Nov 25, 2011 15:00:32 #
No saving a photo with such a huge degree of overexposure. Leaves nothing to work with. Sorry. It would have been a wonderful shot with proper exposure.
Nov 25, 2011 15:17:18 #
Nov 25, 2011 16:22:35 #
phoneguy55
Loc: upstate NY
feleekshia wrote:
accidentally was in manual mode and this is way overexposed. Just curious what it would look like after editing? Thanks!
as stated by the others, when the "information " just isn't there,...it's hard to get it back. SO.......you have to use what IS there.....if you want to use it at all. Maybe an artistic touch is the only option.
Nov 25, 2011 16:49:28 #
phoneguy55 wrote:
as stated by the others, when the "information " just isn't there,...it's hard to get it back. SO.......you have to use what IS there.....if you want to use it at all. Maybe an artistic touch is the only option.
feleekshia wrote:
accidentally was in manual mode and this is way overexposed. Just curious what it would look like after editing? Thanks!
as stated by the others, when the "information " just isn't there,...it's hard to get it back. SO.......you have to use what IS there.....if you want to use it at all. Maybe an artistic touch is the only option.
Phoneguy555 - editing others images is a "NO-NO" on this forum, the new rule just was announced last week.
Nov 25, 2011 17:51:04 #
Well, I had fun with it, anyway! LOL! Since I don't have an advanced photoshop type program, this is all I could get out of it! :O)
She's adorable, btw!!!!!
She's adorable, btw!!!!!
Nov 25, 2011 17:51:46 #
Woops! Forgot the edit! LOL!
Not sure where the squares came from around her nose and eyes! LOLOL!
Not sure where the squares came from around her nose and eyes! LOLOL!
Nov 25, 2011 17:52:35 #
Nov 26, 2011 03:40:52 #
"Please do not edit and re-upload other people's pictures without their explicit permission. In other words, you may not open someone's topic, download an image, edit it (that includes adjusting settings, cropping, adding/removing visual elements, etc.), re-post it, and say "here is a version of your photo that I like better" unless they specifically ask for it."
I ask for edits and appreciate what they did! I don't have editing software. New to forum and beginning photographer=no software yet! Thank You Phoneguy55 and WeeBGB!
I ask for edits and appreciate what they did! I don't have editing software. New to forum and beginning photographer=no software yet! Thank You Phoneguy55 and WeeBGB!
Nov 26, 2011 11:00:53 #
Nov 26, 2011 15:00:28 #
Val wrote:
If you shot it in RAW, it may have a slim chance.
Slim? LOL, how about Snowball's chance in.....". You just can't recover what isn't there. It happens to all of us one time or another.
Nov 26, 2011 17:05:40 #
feleekshia wrote:
accidentally was in manual mode and this is way overexposed. Just curious what it would look like after editing? Thanks!
This is the best I can do for you!
We are working from a thumb nail sized picture, so it'll pixelize very quickly on me.
Nov 26, 2011 17:11:07 #
phoneguy55 wrote:
as stated by the others, when the "information " just isn't there,...it's hard to get it back. SO.......you have to use what IS there.....if you want to use it at all. Maybe an artistic touch is the only option.
feleekshia wrote:
accidentally was in manual mode and this is way overexposed. Just curious what it would look like after editing? Thanks!
as stated by the others, when the "information " just isn't there,...it's hard to get it back. SO.......you have to use what IS there.....if you want to use it at all. Maybe an artistic touch is the only option.
I really like the save you did on this photo. Gives it an interesting look
Nov 26, 2011 17:19:50 #
I hope this group does not get so paranoid they cannot even help someone else out . after all, the photographer did ask for help. There was no way anyone could tell the author how it would turn out ( what little could)without giving it a try and sending it back. Yay for those who gave it a try!!!
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