Hello Guys. I hope I am posting to the right place, this is my first attempt at submitting to Jetphotos. Do you think it will be worthwhile to try and submit these two? I thought the quality is good, but after looking at some of the photos, and reading comments, I am seriously wondering now?
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Originally posted by FdeBruyn View PostHello Guys. I hope I am posting to the right place, this is my first attempt at submitting to Jetphotos. Do you think it will be worthwhile to try and submit these two? I thought the quality is good, but after looking at some of the photos, and reading comments, I am seriously wondering now?
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Originally posted by FdeBruyn View PostI am not even going to try with the one. But I tried to fix this one. Do you think it is better?[ATTACH=CONFIG]16468[/ATTACH]
But the issues that dlowwa mentioned are easily fixable. The halos are due to the "highlights/shadows" sliders in Photoshop (use less of it ), and you can fix the vignetting by ticking the "lens correction" checkbox when importing the RAW files into Photoshop.
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Originally posted by dlowwa View PostLight editing halos still visible.
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Originally posted by FdeBruyn View PostThank you dlowwa....let me try again....[ATTACH=CONFIG]16495[/ATTACH] The only things I changed in Lightroom 6 is : Exposure +0.70, Contrast +5, highlights -5, shadows +40, whites +14, blacks -7, clarity 0, sharpening 30, noise reduction 20. I toned everything down now.
The light Halos are still Visibe.
Try again without using "shadows" and "highlights" as those and "clarity" causes such Halos.
Have a nice day!Best Regards from Germany,
Julian S.
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Originally posted by Julian S. View PostHi!
The light Halos are still Visibe.
Try again without using "shadows" and "highlights" as those and "clarity" causes such Halos.
Have a nice day!
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