Editing advice/portrait photos
Aug 14, 2013 15:57:30 #
Vhopkins25 wrote:
Funny you say that, because I was wondering the same thing! Not exactly to that depth ;) but definitely the grand idea of it. I will check into it! Thanks for pointing that out!
You're welcome. You may want to check out the ColorMunki Smile from Xrite too. It's an affordable colorimeter from the best color solutions company out there. Also worth noting, when you first calibrate a display, it may look slightly unusual. This is a normal reaction as your eyes have become accustomed to viewing the screen as it was. It takes a little while to get used to the corrected display, particularly if the gamma was previously way off.
Good luck to you!
Aug 14, 2013 16:49:14 #
Vhopkins25
Loc: Michigan
spectraflash wrote:
You're welcome. You may want to check out the ColorMunki Smile from Xrite too. It's an affordable colorimeter from the best color solutions company out there. Also worth noting, when you first calibrate a display, it may look slightly unusual. This is a normal reaction as your eyes have become accustomed to viewing the screen as it was. It takes a little while to get used to the corrected display, particularly if the gamma was previously way off.
Good luck to you!
Good luck to you!
I will let my husband know of this urgent issue ;-)
Aug 15, 2013 17:07:20 #
photoshopmikey wrote:
Something a little different.
That's a great one, I like it.
Aug 17, 2013 21:56:41 #
Vhopkins25
Loc: Michigan
ok.... so I tried composing my photos a little better before taking the shot....
I'm having a hard time establishing whether I am improving or not?
Here are some from today...
I'm having a hard time establishing whether I am improving or not?
Here are some from today...
Aug 18, 2013 05:55:03 #
Aug 18, 2013 07:05:31 #
Vhopkins25
Loc: Michigan
Peekayoh wrote:
Yes, nice but slightly underexposed.
Need a bit of a tweak in levels or curves.
Need a bit of a tweak in levels or curves.
Ohhh! I like it! I was getting frustrated with editing.... I WILL get it some day
Aug 18, 2013 07:35:59 #
CurreyPhoto
Loc: Reddick, Florida
barry.lapoint wrote:
I gave it a shot...
Wonderful job. Just the right balance. Not too much post and not too little. This is a picture I would be happy to send to a client.
Aug 19, 2013 00:46:41 #
Peekayoh wrote:
Yes, nice but slightly underexposed.
Need a bit of a tweak in levels or curves.
Need a bit of a tweak in levels or curves.
That expression and the highlights in those big brown eyes are incredible!
Aug 19, 2013 08:17:04 #
Vhopkins25
Loc: Michigan
Mogul wrote:
That expression and the highlights in those big brown eyes are incredible!
You just made my day. Thanks so much for your reply!
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