PSE 10-Blown out whites-ZEBRAs?
Nov 15, 2014 22:39:01 #
Hi,
I'm running some ETTR tests and I want to know when the RAW whites are blown out.
I have PSE 10 and I don't see any zebras (or red, etc) for the blown out whites. I do see blue for the blown blacks.
Is there a way to turn on an option to show blown whites in PSE 10?
My Canon T3 shows blown whites, but I understand that is only for the JPG, not the RAW.
Thanks,
Alan
I'm running some ETTR tests and I want to know when the RAW whites are blown out.
I have PSE 10 and I don't see any zebras (or red, etc) for the blown out whites. I do see blue for the blown blacks.
Is there a way to turn on an option to show blown whites in PSE 10?
My Canon T3 shows blown whites, but I understand that is only for the JPG, not the RAW.
Thanks,
Alan
Nov 15, 2014 23:09:58 #
agilmore wrote:
Hi,
I'm running some ETTR tests and I want to know when the RAW whites are blown out.
I have PSE 10 and I don't see any zebras (or red, etc) for the blown out whites. I do see blue for the blown blacks.
Is there a way to turn on an option to show blown whites in PSE 10?
My Canon T3 shows blown whites, but I understand that is only for the JPG, not the RAW.
Thanks,
Alan
I'm running some ETTR tests and I want to know when the RAW whites are blown out.
I have PSE 10 and I don't see any zebras (or red, etc) for the blown out whites. I do see blue for the blown blacks.
Is there a way to turn on an option to show blown whites in PSE 10?
My Canon T3 shows blown whites, but I understand that is only for the JPG, not the RAW.
Thanks,
Alan
Does it have a histogran like Lightroom?
If so, it might have little carrots in both upper corners of the histogram that you have to click?? Kelby calls those the triangles of DEATH!! :lol:
SS
Nov 15, 2014 23:20:36 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Does it have a histogran like Lightroom?
If so, it might have little carrots in both upper corners of the histogram that you have to click?? Kelby calls those the triangles of DEATH!! :lol:
SS
If so, it might have little carrots in both upper corners of the histogram that you have to click?? Kelby calls those the triangles of DEATH!! :lol:
SS
Yes, in the ACR module!
It does have the carrots and they work rather nicely. Click on, click off. One for blown blacks, one for blown whites.
I'm curious. Why does Kelby call them triangles of DEATH?
Thank you,
Alan
Nov 16, 2014 00:08:09 #
agilmore wrote:
Yes, in the ACR module!
It does have the carrots and they work rather nicely. Click on, click off. One for blown blacks, one for blown whites.
I'm curious. Why does Kelby call them triangles of DEATH?
Thank you,
Alan
It does have the carrots and they work rather nicely. Click on, click off. One for blown blacks, one for blown whites.
I'm curious. Why does Kelby call them triangles of DEATH?
Thank you,
Alan
Allen, LOLOL!!
When I can help someone with a PP question, I should go buy lottery tickets because I am absolutely retarded at PP!! :lol:
Allen, Kelby uses them to control his black and white conversions. He KILLS the mid-tones with them. crank one till it's all red, then back so the red is minimal. then the same with the blue. It's a way KILL the muddy midtones of bad B&W and create maximum contrast which is what B&W is ALL about! Try it on your next B&W's. ;-)
SS
Nov 16, 2014 00:39:10 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Allen, LOLOL!!
When I can help someone with a PP question, I should go buy lottery tickets because I am absolutely retarded at PP!! :lol:
Allen, Kelby uses them to control his black and white conversions. He KILLS the mid-tones with them. crank one till it's all red, then back so the red is minimal. then the same with the blue. It's a way KILL the muddy midtones of bad B&W and create maximum contrast which is what B&W is ALL about! Try it on your next B&W's. ;-)
SS
When I can help someone with a PP question, I should go buy lottery tickets because I am absolutely retarded at PP!! :lol:
Allen, Kelby uses them to control his black and white conversions. He KILLS the mid-tones with them. crank one till it's all red, then back so the red is minimal. then the same with the blue. It's a way KILL the muddy midtones of bad B&W and create maximum contrast which is what B&W is ALL about! Try it on your next B&W's. ;-)
SS
I suppose that his method for B&W would be helpful for color as well . . . ?
Alan
P.S. Goodluck with that lotto ticket :)
Nov 16, 2014 11:16:30 #
SharpShooter wrote:
Does it have a histogran like Lightroom?
If so, it might have little carrots in both upper corners of the histogram that you have to click?? Kelby calls those the triangles of DEATH!! :lol:
SS
If so, it might have little carrots in both upper corners of the histogram that you have to click?? Kelby calls those the triangles of DEATH!! :lol:
SS
Also, if you hold the ALT key down while making white/black adjustments in ACR module, it will show the blown out areas.
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