Can anyone tell me why the mans skin is so red but not in real life ? :?:
JohnMayo wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the mans skin is so red but not in real life ? :?:
My first guess would be the lighting available at the time.
I have seen this in some of my photos under certain lighting conditions, particularly incandecent lights.
Thank you I can't remember the lighting at the time. In the UK it was cloudy so lights maybe even flash.
Thank you for your comment
John
JohnMayo wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the mans skin is so red but not in real life ? :?:
Try changing the White Balance setting on your camera. You can also change the white balance in Lightroom or Camera Raw, scrolling thru the various white balance settings until you see one you like. Kind of a quick fix for skin. Ex...maybe you shot this with a sunny or cloudy setting, and he was under tungsten or fluorescent light?
MMC
Loc: Brooklyn NY
IMHO white balance was wrong for this lighting condition. You could change WB before shooting or you can correct it in PP. I tried to correct it in Photoshop. If you want I can show my result.
JohnMayo wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the mans skin is so red but not in real life ? :?:
I used to have this problem shooting in JPG...So I switched to RAW. You can also check your "picture style" settings, like portrait-landscape-faithful etc.... These can effect how much "saturation" gets put in your picture.
JohnMayo wrote:
Can anyone tell me why the mans skin is so red but not in real life ? :?:
Great tip thank you noe all I have to do is remember it LOL :-P
Adjust your White Balance to match the type of lighting.
You can also correct this by using a tint adjustment in PP.
thank you for reply. Boy I have a lot to learn butm it is just a hobby and the replys are so much fun thank you
john
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