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- Mike B in OKlahoma
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- Charles Krebs
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Gerard,
Very good. Impressive subject!
To me the color balance looks off a bit... too green and a little yellow. I opened your image in Photoshop and measure the RGB values on the eye highlight and it was 103/126/97. A quick color adjustment made it look much better to me. (And I cloned out some of the "yellow haze" above the back).
If you would like to see the result I can either "private message" you, or post the modified image here.
Very good. Impressive subject!
To me the color balance looks off a bit... too green and a little yellow. I opened your image in Photoshop and measure the RGB values on the eye highlight and it was 103/126/97. A quick color adjustment made it look much better to me. (And I cloned out some of the "yellow haze" above the back).
If you would like to see the result I can either "private message" you, or post the modified image here.
- Charles Krebs
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The colour cast was a good catch, I didn't spot that at first but now with your colour corrected image to compare it's obvious there is a cast on the first image...
It's funny how we can not notice this stuff - I suppose we are used to the colours of things changing when we view them under different light temperatures (Mainly daylight and incandescent bulb).
It's funny how we can not notice this stuff - I suppose we are used to the colours of things changing when we view them under different light temperatures (Mainly daylight and incandescent bulb).