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02/24/2005 09:17:17 PM · #1 |
I was jus curious, first i wondered if other wouldnt mind sharing with me there systematic way editting photos for an example ive come to understand you sharpen last you wouldnt do that first. I wish i had a example but on a picture lets say that doesnt need to much editting whats the first thing you do normally besides crop ? Thanks ....
Leon
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02/24/2005 09:25:24 PM · #2 |
Usually, I will do something like the following...
I almost always start with a nice modest dose of lab sharpening. Then, correct any color cast if there happens to be one with curves. I'll adjust curves some more usually to bring out some shadows or midtones some (as I think the 300d usually underexposes shots).
Then, depending on the image, I'll adjust saturation accordingly, usually bump it up a bit and tweak this or that. I'll clone out any imperfections or distracting elements.
Then if I'm just posting it on the web, I'll resize it, and do a final sharpening then add a border and usually a copyright.
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Obviously some images need more tweaking in certain areas than others. You could try searching the internet for 'photoshop workflow' or so -- There's a lot of people out there with extensive writeups on their workflows.
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02/24/2005 09:28:50 PM · #3 |
you have to excuse my ignorance dave what do you mean by "nice modest dose of lab sharpening" that flew over my head thanks
Leon
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02/24/2005 09:43:16 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by LEONJR:
you have to excuse my ignorance dave what do you mean by "nice modest dose of lab sharpening" that flew over my head thanks
Leon |
//www.bythom.com/sharpening.htm
Message edited by author 2005-02-24 21:43:24.
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02/24/2005 09:43:57 PM · #5 |
EddyG has a great tutorial on his process for DPC image processing. Check it out:
Using Photoshop to Prepare Photos for DPC Challenges, by EddyG |
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02/24/2005 09:48:05 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by deapee:
Originally posted by LEONJR:
you have to excuse my ignorance dave what do you mean by "nice modest dose of lab sharpening" that flew over my head thanks
Leon |
//www.bythom.com/sharpening.htm |
Have you tried dudting and speckling i think thats what its called iam not in front of CS, the blue channle since that usually has the most noise in a image? i read that someplace and i tried it but the image came out a little to blurry even with the settings low...
by the way i will check out both of the links thanks
Leon
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