The official Random Discussion For TPBM Photo's and Photographers Thread (1)

same shot with tammy...

Wow Crissa - is that with all the same camera settings? What a remarkable difference...

Ditto ^^^^also any PP? Amazing diff in color!

Trollin through threads and found this and I now have to clean my monitor

Tapeman wrote in post #2486267
Who authorized you to spend camera money on rent? Where are your priorities man?

ROFL!

Skrim17 wrote in post #2490464
What I have noticed is that the color is better and when I look at my 'curves' setting I always have the slight S, that is something I always had to adjust in the Tammy.

The comparrison is amazing. Question, where do you ceck the 'curves'?

Terri, that is funny.

Crissa:
*taking deep breath to ask embarrassing question*

Not only ditto to Becky's question, but what does the 'slight S' in curves settings mean? <I feel so ignorant>

the exif is in tact, they were both taken at the long end of their respective lenses, f/2.8, iso 800, on board flash, camera selected shutter. I adjusted WB to "normal" and resized for web. While the Tammy is obviously lacking in color detail it actually has a sharper image overall if you pixel peep.

When you open a RAW image in photoshop (elements or CS2) one of the adjustments available to you is the "curves" which is essentially a graph with a diagonal line, it should have a slight s shape to it for best exposure and contrast.

Ahhhh. Thanks I use RSE for Raw and Paint Shop Pro X for PP. I'll have to investigate the location of that setting!

Evening ladies.

Crissa, that sure is a drastic difference between the two lenses.

Hiya Cat I was just wonderin if you were going to pop in tonight.

Curves is an adjustment option in PS that allows you to change your image's color and contrast by re-mapping brightness values. You can apply it to the image overall or to an adjustment layer. It is an extremely powerful tool to add to your PP toolbox. If I could have only one adjustment per photo, it would be Curves.

Cat you can peek here, but make sure there are no young eyes about as it could raise a whole bunch of questions. This is what you get when you look up grundle on wikipedia.

cfpackerfan wrote in post #2491147
large amounts. ya know.... a grundle.

EDIT: I just looked it up in the urban dictionary. THAT is NOT what I thought it meant, ROFL!!!
Do yourself a favor, and delete the word from your memory.

*snort* lololololololol

LOL!