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This is a discussion on colors within the Post Processing Central forums, part of the Photography Information category; I"m trying to do some different PP techniques other than "auto contrast". I think that is similart to putting the ...

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colors - 10-06-2007, 09:32 PM


I"m trying to do some different PP techniques other than "auto contrast". I think that is similart to putting the SLR on automatic, so I'm thinking it's time to "get crazy"!!! In all seriousness, I have played with some different things, but haven't found a consistent way to process photos..and maybe there isn't one. Anyway, I was looking for some opinions on these photos..the original plus various others. BTW, I haven't done anything with the skin yet...waiting to get colors right first.
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I'm not sure what you're asking for. To me the last one has the most pleasing appearance overall. It looks like the it's had some exposure and contrast added to get rid of the overall shadowed appearance, and the colors look the most natural.

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