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04/16/2009 08:57:01 AM · #26 |
Originally posted by Lutchenko:
Originally posted by dswann:
One of my comments asked if my photo was HDR. It is not, due to Basic Editing rules, but I achieved a similar look (somewhat accidentally) using the Shadows/Highlights and Saturation functions in Photoshop Elements 6. I wasn't necessarily after a tone-mapped look, but my image had a lot of contrast due to overcast sky and dark subject. |
I don't think you're the only one suffering due to taking pics on an over cast day and then trying to make the best of it with a bit of post processing. |
I suspect I may be suffering too as I think my entry has that 'look' also. Shadows, Highlights and Saturation produces similar results. I don't even have Photomatrix. |
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04/16/2009 09:36:27 AM · #27 |
Originally posted by Bear_Music:
Remember that Basic editing is tool-based, whereas advanced editing is result-based. R. |
Not so true - if you use a legal tool to create "an effect" in basic editing - ker-pow. |
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