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10/27/2004 03:40:37 PM · #1 |
A few people told me my pic had too much of a yellowish tint. so i played around with it. is it better now?
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10/27/2004 03:50:54 PM · #2 |
| in my opinion i think your the entry is better! the edited one is too much red this is my opinion! nice foto! gave it a 6 :) |
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10/27/2004 04:01:21 PM · #3 |
What they meant is that your photo had a yellow tint because your white balance should have been set for tungsten and was farther towards daylight/flourecent.
So you need to get the hues back as close to normal as possible, so that the white walls look white.
Try shifting it back towards the blue-greens, to give it a 'colder' feel. But only enough to make it look natural. |
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10/27/2004 04:03:31 PM · #4 |
Originally posted by lousy_beatnik:
What they meant is that your photo had a yellow tint because your white balance should have been set for tungsten and was farther towards daylight/flourecent.
So you need to get the hues back as close to normal as possible, so that the white walls look white.
Try shifting it back towards the blue-greens, to give it a 'colder' feel. But only enough to make it look natural. |
The white walls might be not be white. |
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10/27/2004 05:30:15 PM · #5 |
Originally posted by faidoi:
Originally posted by lousy_beatnik:
What they meant is that your photo had a yellow tint because your white balance should have been set for tungsten and was farther towards daylight/flourecent.
So you need to get the hues back as close to normal as possible, so that the white walls look white.
Try shifting it back towards the blue-greens, to give it a 'colder' feel. But only enough to make it look natural. |
The white walls might be not be white. |
the closest one is, but not the others. the kitchen actually has yellowish walls |
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10/27/2004 06:07:00 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by peete:
A few people told me my pic had too much of a yellowish tint. so i played around with it. is it better now?
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Very cool concept! |
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10/27/2004 06:31:31 PM · #7 |
Like this:
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10/27/2004 07:33:13 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by scalvert:
Like this:
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nice, good job. ive been trying to get it to look like that but i havent succeded. i have to learn how to properly use the hues and saturations...
thanks for the feedback. |
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10/27/2004 08:18:28 PM · #9 |
| HSL was too difficult. I used the Channel Mixer (for the first time), and it was pretty simple- mostly the Constant slider. |
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10/27/2004 09:37:50 PM · #10 |
| This kind of color correction is really easy to do in Photoshop Elements. You just use Color Correction and the eyedropper to click on something in the picture that should be white, black or gray and it corrects the white balance. |
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