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 11/30/2005 09:49:06 PM · #1
can u show me some pics that are obviously dark before post processing and its edited version that turned out nice?

did u get that?
 11/30/2005 10:12:25 PM · #2
Here is one that was sort of dark before and after...





KenSkid
 11/30/2005 10:40:07 PM · #3
Here is one that editing brightened up alot:





note: I cropped the "bright" one before, so it looks abit different.

Is this along the line of what your asking?

Message edited by author 2005-11-30 22:41:48.
 11/30/2005 11:22:06 PM · #4
tnx guys... those gave me the idea

i was thinking of a darker orig pic than those


11/30/2005 11:31:05 PM · #5
Do you have a shot you want brightened up somewhat ? I looked at your busalshots and it looks like many of your photo's have black or night time back grounds. If you want a shot reworked, post it and someone will take a shot at it
 12/01/2005 12:07:55 AM · #6
no i was just thinking how far you guys consider a dark pic...

is every photo worthy of resurrection? even though you think that you made a mistake taking it
 12/01/2005 01:51:52 AM · #7
I wouldn't say every photo is worth resurrection. Sometimes it's worth trying though just to see how far you can go to bring something back or to learn what to try next time in camera.

For example, if you're finding that a lot of your shots are too dark, next time try for more exposure, either by using a larger aperture (smaller number) or longer shutter speed.
 12/01/2005 02:21:34 AM · #8



I think this is a perfect example. I definitely try to improve most pictures I take.
 12/01/2005 03:43:27 AM · #9
Originally posted by cpanaioti:
I wouldn't say every photo is worth resurrection. Sometimes it's worth trying though just to see how far you can go to bring something back or to learn what to try next time in camera.

For example, if you're finding that a lot of your shots are too dark, next time try for more exposure, either by using a larger aperture (smaller number) or longer shutter speed.


uhm now i know... tnx that's what i wanna hear
 12/01/2005 03:46:05 AM · #10
Originally posted by rgarciah55:



I think this is a perfect example. I definitely try to improve most pictures I take.


oh! just what i had in mind... orayt!
 12/01/2005 08:30:58 AM · #11
Originally posted by busalshots:
Originally posted by rgarciah55:



I think this is a perfect example. I definitely try to improve most pictures I take.


oh! just what i had in mind... orayt!


Glad to be of help!! ;^)
 12/01/2005 10:45:03 AM · #12

I could blend the horizon a bit better i suppose.
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