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On a whole do you like your photos warmer or cooler?

 
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Mar 15, 2011 19:47 |  #16

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Mar 15, 2011 19:49 |  #17

Peano wrote in post #12026446 (external link)
No overall preference. It depends on the image (and its purpose).

I agree with Peano here - I shoot RAW which gives me a lot of flexibility with the final image. A lot depends upon the mood I'm trying to convey, matched to the feeling the subject generates.

If it's bridal and social event work I'm going to be aiming for a more neutral, faithful tone unless the approach is dramatic. When doing urban/industrial I'll let the time of day or the season of the year sway me. The fine art work is ultimately geared for mat and frame, so the choice of paper can also warm or cool the final image. - Stu


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