San Buenaventura Mission
Jun 4, 2013 07:39:41 #
in and around the San Buenaventura mission
took more of the blueish hue out...
Jun 4, 2013 07:42:55 #
Jun 4, 2013 07:55:17 #
Jun 4, 2013 08:00:28 #
girlvirgo wrote:
in and around the San Buenaventura mission
Very nice shots
Well done
Brenda
Jun 4, 2013 08:00:36 #
They seem a bit on the blue side... But otherwise nice shots! Love the hummers. :thumbup: Welcome to the "Hog" gerlvirgo! :)
Jun 4, 2013 08:05:24 #
yeah they do seem blueish did alittle photoshop in the saturation... cloudy day that morning...
Jun 4, 2013 08:11:43 #
girlvirgo wrote:
yeah they do seem blueish did alittle photoshop in the saturation... cloudy day that morning...
Cloudy days can sometimes trick auto white balance, but they do make for nice even lighting. See what the auto tone and/or auto color does to one of them and maybe add a little contrast, see if you like it any better. Keep shooting and have fun with both the taking and the "photoshoping". You can always undo if you don't like what you get. :)
Jun 4, 2013 08:16:25 #
just re uploaded the photos.. looks more natural lighting now.
took your advise
took your advise
Jun 4, 2013 08:26:57 #
girlvirgo wrote:
just re uploaded the photos.. looks more natural lighting now.
took your advise
took your advise
Would you be willing to post an unedited version of the fountain with the building in the background and check the store original box? I am curious about something on that one. And with your permission I can do an edit... What do you think?
Jun 4, 2013 08:59:01 #
Jun 4, 2013 13:35:42 #
girlvirgo wrote:
sure
Kind of lost track of everything I did... Does this look a little more true to life in the colors?
I noticed the white balance on you camera was set to manual. What did you white balance on? Or was it a preset white balance?
Also the iso was 3200, did you set it that high, or was it the camera? Whenever you can a lower iso will look better.
Sometimes the auto exposure modes can be tricked on cloudy days and this shot looks a little overexposed to me. Any one else want to comment?
I like this one though, it looks like a very pretty place. Keep shooting I'd like to see more. :thumbup:
Hope I'm not overwhelming. ;)
Jun 4, 2013 14:13:53 #
Hey there,
Yes it looks much better, yes I thought a high ISO would take the graininess out but I was wrong I have since been using 400 - 500 ISO...
I appreciate the comments.
Lauren
Yes it looks much better, yes I thought a high ISO would take the graininess out but I was wrong I have since been using 400 - 500 ISO...
I appreciate the comments.
Lauren
Jun 4, 2013 16:23:14 #
girlvirgo wrote:
Hey there,
Yes it looks much better, yes I thought a high ISO would take the graininess out but I was wrong I have since been using 400 - 500 ISO...
I appreciate the comments.
Lauren
Yes it looks much better, yes I thought a high ISO would take the graininess out but I was wrong I have since been using 400 - 500 ISO...
I appreciate the comments.
Lauren
Hi Lauren,
Thanks, glad you like it.
Yes, high ISO = more graininess. Was the same with film. :)
Have you tried the auto white balance?
Nice thing about digital; you can go out and experiment, see the results right away and it costs (almost) nothing! :)
Have a good day Lauren!
-John
Jun 5, 2013 07:12:09 #
Jun 5, 2013 08:57:13 #
girlvirgo wrote:
just re uploaded the photos.. looks more natural lighting now.
took your advise
took your advise
I just ran a white balance script I wrote on this one. It was a tad on the blue side.
--Bob
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