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Originally posted by RobertMahar15 View Post
for your first question you'll have to wait for a screener or someone with a great explanation to answer that, But I can tell you a great way to determine when theres enough contrast within you photo is to look at the histogram. In fact heres a whole forums dedicated to contrast
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
With experience they can be noticed just by looking at an image normally, but if that doesn't work, the equalize function in PS should provide a similar effect.
Correct.
Mostly an aesthetic thing, but for there being too much, if the overall exposure is ok, but there is no detail whatsoever in the dark/shadow areas, then likely the contrast is too strong
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Originally posted by AaroS View PostThanks! I'm having a hard time spotting halos without using the "check for dust" feature on JetPhotos which requires uploading and then removing the image, so I wanna ask if you know a way to get a similar effect in Photoshop or Lightroom.
Originally posted by AaroS View PostI read some of your old posts and you said that the shadow slider should not be used because of halos but what about the Highlights slider?
Originally posted by AaroS View PostWhat is the best way to determine when there is enough contrast and when there is not?
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Originally posted by AaroS View Post
Thanks! I'm having a hard time spotting halos without using the "check for dust" feature on JetPhotos which requires uploading and then removing the image, so I wanna ask if you know a way to get a similar effect in Photoshop or Lightroom. I read some of your old posts and you said that the shadow slider should not be used because of halos but what about the Highlights slider? I'm just using exposure, contrast, whites, blacks and the tone curve.
What is the best way to determine when there is enough contrast and when there is not?
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
Contrast still a bit harsh (though acceptable for me), and editing halos now visible on some of them. Not going to comment on these any more.
What is the best way to determine when there is enough contrast and when there is not?
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Originally posted by AaroS View Post
Thanks for the help again! The framing should be fixed now. I think I got the darkness fixed but it I'm not sure about the overall contrast. I tried to look at similar accepted images to get good contrast.
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
Borderline dark/contrast for all, second also a bit too low in the frame.
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Originally posted by AaroS View PostCould these five images get a pre-screen? Thanks! I'm trying to avoid the overexposed look here and I'm not quite sure how much I should brighten the shadows. The first image has these brighter areas under the gear and on the right side, they appear on the RAW file so I'm not sure if it is an issue or not.
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Could these five images get a pre-screen? Thanks! I'm trying to avoid the overexposed look here and I'm not quite sure how much I should brighten the shadows. The first image has these brighter areas under the gear and on the right side, they appear on the RAW file so I'm not sure if it is an issue or not.
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Originally posted by AaroS View Post
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Originally posted by dlowwa View Post
Borderline contrast for all (especially the last), but ok for me (except the last).
JetPhotos.com is the biggest database of aviation photographs with over 5 million screened photos online!
Is it worth appealing or not?
Thanks for the help!
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