marwen1
Posts: 772
Joined: 3/25/2004
From: WINNIPEGMB, CANADA
Status: offline
|
JohnVH:
If you have any image manipulatind software, such as Photoshop, you CAN make your images look a LOT better with a little bit of tweeking. By that, I mean to adjust the images HISTOGRAM.
On a MAC, one your image is open> command "L"> sllide the small triangle under the pop-up at least to where you see the vertical "moutain-like" lines. These "lines" go from the base-line at the bottom to whatever amplitude the digital programming deterines that particlar vertical line.
The numbers go from 0 to 255. In essence the 256 that we all know about, per colour. i.e. R G B.
Move the right triangle and it will BRIGHTEN your image -- don't go too far.
The left triangle moves to the right and will DARKED your image.
The CENTER triangle either increases or decreases the overall contrast.
A slight movement of any one, ar perhaps all three will amke significant changes in all of your images. I never trust the computers AUTO adjust
YOU be the judge.
Try it! It'll make awesome amouts of differences in your output
marwen1
_____________________________
Definition of COMPLIMENT:
Sometimes a matter of FACT --
More than not, a matter of TACT!
|
Printable Version
All Forums >> Radios, Batteries, Clubhouse and more >> Digital Camera & Photo Editing >> RE: Canon 20d pic 
RE: Canon 20d pic - 
Now that I got a 70-200 F2.8 IS Im loving my 20D
