Don't know how old you are but if your like me (retired) you can probably use a hobby. Advise them of the time it would take to edit them depending on the editing requirement. Also if you are going to print them you may need a 2nd mortgage. With all that editing you will want them to look good. Maybe its its a better idea to edit them and send the edited pics to them via email instead of printing them (just a suggestion).
In Adobe Photoshop there's something called batch processing which might save you tons of time.
Definitely looks too bright. If you have Adobe PS select her face then adjust tone. I have the same problem with faces too red and thats what I use..
Yes I always use the Epson paper specific profiles. Thanks!
All of the test prints on the P600 come out perfect but thanks for the idea.
The printer I have Epson P600 checks out fine, only the faces are the issue. I can't just select the face only and edit it cause on the monitor the pic is perfect. Like I mentioned all other pics (without faces) match perfectly from monitor to printer. I will try letting the printer manage colors. Right now I have Photoshop managing color.
Thank you for the advice. Strangely when I send the photos out to a book album creator from LRC, all the pics come out perfectly. I have a TOTL monitor and printer. I will look at Xrite..I realy grateful for the info. Thank you! John
All my photos look great in Photoshop but when printed on Epson P600 the faces are red like sunburn and the rest of the pic is fine..This happens to all the printed pics. Can't figure out if it's a Photoshop issue or not. I can turn down the contrast to almost nothing and that helps some but not good enough. Any ideas would be appreciated..
Thanks for the info about capturing video. I might try the sharpen tool on the clip in Premiere Pro then try to capture a frame.
When I capture a frame in PP and export it as a .jpg it comes out blurry. Then I try to clear it up and sharpen it in Photoshop which it doesn't do much of a good job. Still blurry. Should I try to add a sharpen filter in the PP app to the clip first then try to export a frame? I believe that individual frames in a video are not sharp to begin with so any ideas on how to clear them up? Even on the HD video the individual frames are not sharp. I have lots of older videos I would like to be able to print individual frames taken from a clip...Thanks for any help..
Look on Snapfish.com. I get all my photo books there and all kinds of sizes. They have at least 50% off and sometimes 70 % off. I put together my collages or whatever then wait till the sale is on which is like every other day..
Think I realize the issue that now that I think about it most of my older pics were actually "scanned in" then imported into LRC. I believe that's the issue. Thanks for your input and concern....
Tried it but the capture date remained the same (2018) The pic was taken in 1970. I never change the capture date myself but I have edited the pic. On most of my edited pics (9,000) the capture date seems to have changed when edited. I don't understand... Thanks for the info.
When I import a pic the Metadata tab "Capture date" it states the day I actually took the picture. But when I edit the pic the Metadata capture date changes to the edit date. Thats not good. That actual capture date should always be saved to something like "original capture date" and then add a new category for edit date. Or is there something i'm missing?
I might have missed it but I saw nothing on tv about his death. But I do remember seeing 14 days of a basketball player's misdemeanors shown on every channel. Damn..