First Family Shoot.. CC Please

After some PP I think I've got a pretty good finished product here.
Would greatly appriciate some CC.
The quality was decreased after I resized it for posting. If you would like to see the original let me know.
Thnx.

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it looks green on my screen

yep it looks green here too

Very nice poses and beautiful family would be perfect if you can get the color under control.

I see some green undertones as well now that you guys mention it. Will play around wit the colors some more. Pictre had a lot of Red in it before. From the red trees, pumpkin and red blanket. Their skin had a red tone as well. Thnx.

Great picture...looks green to me as well..but i love the pic. Im sure it will look wonderful once you fix the color!

zacwolf wrote in post #2157477
it looks green on my screen

Same here

GREEN!!! Nice family photo though. Have you calibrated your monitors?

color cast is greenish. nice shot!!!

I'm not good at saying what is good or bad in a picture or what some may like or dislike , but like the others said, alot of green tint in this one on my screen. The overall setting to me is great( I have a hard time picking settings that look nice sometimes) and I kinda like the green hair tint for Halloween (just kidding ya on the last part) Hope ya get the color right, the setting is great

Hope you don't mind, but it was bugging me......... the green that is.....

It's a very nice picture. I just started pushing buttons, my favourite being "Enhance Photo" then "One Step Photo Fix". I sharpened it a bit, added a teeny tad red, digital noise removal and saved it.

great job Cleo. Looks great. Will have a stab at it. THanks for giving me the tips guys. I'm new to not only photography but also photoshop. I know the only way to learn is to just do it and learn from your mistakes. Thnx to everyone. May add more pics from this shoot. For some reason my camera makes DARK pictures. Some are nice others are dark. I'm sure it's lighting. I'm only using natural light. All I can afford. Any tips on some lighting to purhase for somewhat cheap? thnx

I hope you don't mind my modifications... I just wanted to see what it would look like color corrected.

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Looks good now that the green is gone but the whites look very blown out on my screen. I can barely tell where her arm ends and his shoulder begins. Is mine the only one?

Michael

The whites are not as blown on my calibrated monitors as yours Michael. They are acceptable on mine.