I need help with my color.
Sep 2, 2014 21:12:27 #
I took this picture last week at "The National 911 Memorial". Since I posted it on my FB page, I been told the color is over saturated. I only use my Macbook Pro to edit in photoshop. Can you nice folks help me if I need to tone it down a bit?
Sep 2, 2014 21:25:07 #
Sep 2, 2014 21:33:43 #
Sep 2, 2014 21:37:20 #
topdoghawaii wrote:
I took this picture last week at "The National 911 Memorial". Since I posted it on my FB page, I been told the color is over saturated. I only use my Macbook Pro to edit in photoshop. Can you nice folks help me if I need to tone it down a bit?
I'm not clear: Are you asking for someone to reduce the saturation for you?
Sep 2, 2014 21:42:26 #
topdoghawaii wrote:
I took this picture last week at "The National 911 Memorial". Since I posted it on my FB page, I been told the color is over saturated. I only use my Macbook Pro to edit in photoshop. Can you nice folks help me if I need to tone it down a bit?
The photo looks great, nice shot. The filter effect you use lends itself to the vibrant colors. By the way what filters did you use? One last thing, you might want to even up the black breeches on the girl in the center. After that Frame it.
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Sep 2, 2014 21:46:41 #
sorry I wasn't clear from my post. I am not sure if the color in the picture is over saturated or not. It look fine on my Macbook Pro but some of my friends keep telling me it's too saturated. I though may be I ask the group to help me find out what the problem is. Thanks.
Cotondog wrote:
I'm not clear: Are you asking for someone to reduce the saturation for you?
Sep 2, 2014 21:49:37 #
topdoghawaii wrote:
sorry I wasn't clear from my post. I am not sure if the color in the picture is over saturated or not. It look fine on my Macbook Pro but some of my friends keep telling me it's too saturated. I though may be I ask the group to help me find out what the problem is. Thanks.
Could it be a problem with FB conversion? Photo's I've posted on FB don't always reflect with I see in PS.
Sep 2, 2014 21:51:30 #
Thanks John, I used a circular polarizer for the shot. I think that might be one of the culprit to my over saturation issue, plus too undiscipline in photoshop.
John Muehling wrote:
The photo looks great, nice shot. The filter effect you use lends itself to the vibrant colors. By the way what filters did you use? One last thing, you might want to even up the black breeches on the girl in the center. After that Frame it.
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Sep 2, 2014 23:28:09 #
thanks ebbote, here is the pict after I reduce the red. But I also notice another problem when I zoom in (second pict) look like a red color bleeding at the edges of , do you know what it is?
ebbote wrote:
To much red.
Sep 3, 2014 08:58:15 #
It is a lot better but still to much red. The ghosting you see
were also it the first one you posted, just not as prominent.
I think that is caused by the lens, to wide of an angle. Why
don't you post the original to see if it is on that one.
were also it the first one you posted, just not as prominent.
I think that is caused by the lens, to wide of an angle. Why
don't you post the original to see if it is on that one.
topdoghawaii wrote:
thanks ebbote, here is the pict after I reduce the red. But I also notice another problem when I zoom in (second pict) look like a red color bleeding at the edges of , do you know what it is?
Sep 3, 2014 13:55:06 #
Thanks ebbote. Here's the original plus one that is zoom in. I see the "ghosting" that you mentioned. It's was a 20mm Nikon D lens on my D600.This is the first time I see such problem. Is there way to avoid this issue in the future?
ebbote wrote:
It is a lot better but still to much red. The ghosting you see
were also it the first one you posted, just not as prominent.
I think that is caused by the lens, to wide of an angle. Why
don't you post the original to see if it is on that one.
were also it the first one you posted, just not as prominent.
I think that is caused by the lens, to wide of an angle. Why
don't you post the original to see if it is on that one.
Sep 3, 2014 14:06:19 #
I looked at the whole picture and every thing in the picture
has the same problem with ghosting, building and all, just
in different colors. Are you using a filter, if so remove it, see
if that helps, otherwise it could possibly be your lens.
has the same problem with ghosting, building and all, just
in different colors. Are you using a filter, if so remove it, see
if that helps, otherwise it could possibly be your lens.
Sep 3, 2014 15:44:04 #
I did use a circular polarizer filter on this picture. I will try to shoot without it next time. Thanks again for your coaching.
Mahalo!
Mahalo!
ebbote wrote:
I looked at the whole picture and every thing in the picture
has the same problem with ghosting, building and all, just
in different colors. Are you using a filter, if so remove it, see
if that helps, otherwise it could possibly be your lens.
has the same problem with ghosting, building and all, just
in different colors. Are you using a filter, if so remove it, see
if that helps, otherwise it could possibly be your lens.
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