Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kodak. Show all posts

Saturday, 3 November 2007

Too much shadow

I made this photo of a dead tree in Utah, and I really like it so I would not let it go.
When I put the contrast up so that the background would be colourful and more sharp, the shadows on my dead tree all became black, without any detail.

So I had to restart my postprocessing. First did an extreme backlight correction to regain some of the shadowy parts, than applied contrast and colour manipulation for the background (blue sky+mountains and purple mountain range). Not all perfect, but shadows look better.



The full frame version of this picture may be purchased and downloaded here.

White balance and Kodak slide scan

This is a scan from a professional Kodak slide, which adds a tinge of violet (purple, magenta, call it what you like) to your photo.

And here is the result:


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