dtufino... when asking for comments and critique, do you mind if others make corrections to your images and post? If not, you might want to turn on the "IMAGE EDITING OK" option on your profile.
May 30, 2006 22:52 | #16 dtufino... when asking for comments and critique, do you mind if others make corrections to your images and post? If not, you might want to turn on the "IMAGE EDITING OK" option on your profile. Kerry Sanders | flickr
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dtufino THREAD STARTER Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | kwsanders wrote: dtufino... when asking for comments and critique, do you mind if others make corrections to your images and post? If not, you might want to turn on the "IMAGE EDITING OK" option on your profile. oh okay.... i will change that, i didn't even knwo i had it turned on, let alone existed... sorry... -David T.
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GyRob Cream of the Crop 10,206 posts Likes: 1413 Joined Feb 2005 Location: N.E.LINCOLNSHIRE UK. More info | dtufino wrote: oh okay.... i will change that, i didn't even knwo i had it turned on, let alone existed... sorry... thanks alot guys... sorry for being a pain in the butt.... i just wanna take the best pics that i can. ah you have it on now "The LensMaster Gimbal"
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damppaper Junior Member 28 posts Joined May 2006 Location: Kilkeel, N. Ireland More info | Here's one thing i noticed when i got my RebelXT. I was shooting in AdobeRGB (the files are named "_MG_1234") and they look good in Photoshop, but not in any other program (for example after you finish editing and save them).
This is an AdobeRGB image converted to sRGB in Photoshop (Edit>Convert to profile>sRGB IEC61966-2.1) or shoot it in sRGB to start with:
Notice the maroon fairing of the bike and the green jacket are all nice and bright. You can notice it here: cut and paste these two links into another browser window and then use forward and back to compare them. Notice a big difference? http://rgbrowne.angeltowns.com/canonforums/_MG_5523.jpg  http://rgbrowne.angeltowns.com/canonforums/IMG_5523.jpg Good luck, let me know how you get on with this, it bugged me for ages when i first got the XT!!!  :oP.S. Check your "Parameters" setting to make sure the setting you have has saturation middle or right! EOS350D(Digital Rabble XT)
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dtufino THREAD STARTER Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Wow, nice..... Levels, a little contrast and that's ity huh.... -David T.
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dtufino THREAD STARTER Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | OKay i did it on CS 2, did realised that it was all in the levels... lol
After Editing on CD2
Let me know.... Thanks! -David T.
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dtufino THREAD STARTER Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | A Few More....
Lat me know -David T.
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dtufino THREAD STARTER Goldmember 4,040 posts Likes: 605 Joined Apr 2006 Location: New York Gritty More info | Here are a few edited pics on CS2...
Nice huh? -David T.
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dtufino wrote: thanks alot guys... sorry for being a pain in the butt.... i just wanna take the best pics that i can. Hey... no pain. The forums are here for people to ask questions of each other and to learn. I find that having the IMAGE EDITING OK turned allows some of the other more experienced folks to make some edits which I can generally learn from. Kerry Sanders | flickr
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anamorph Senior Member 253 posts Joined Jan 2006 Location: Edinburgh, UK More info | Those images are just about the most challenging for any camera. So much contrast it's unbelievable, especially when you are exposing for the bike! EOS 450D
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jiggling_john Senior Member  593 posts Joined Apr 2006 Location: Birmingham, UK More info | Jun 04, 2006 06:52 | #26 just an aside, I noticed that most the mtb shots are taken at 1/200. You might want to increase the shutter speed on some shots to get rid of any motion blur on the rider. Of course, ignore that if you're panning with ther rider :P Canon 40D :: 50mm f1.8 mk II :: 17-40mm f4 L :: EX 430 :: Canon EOS 50 :: Canon AE-1 Program :: FD 50mm f1.8 :: FD 28mm f2.8 :: FD 135mm f3.5 :: Ilford HP5 Film :: Developing kit. No website, nothing serious, I just like taking photos
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