SOOC:
RAW images
ISO 200
f2.5
1/160
50 mm lens
natural light from south window around 3:00.
Still underexposed!! I AM going to figure this out! Be patient (mainly said to myself!!)My edit:
Lightened, sharpened, reduced noise and increased contrast in ACR. Played with levels and curves.
I am not understanding skintone! My picture looks completely different in Photoshop. Is this normal for blogger to drain color? How does the skin tone look? Thanks!!
***believe it or not, I am DETERMINED to perfect my skintones. Well maybe not to perfect, but dang close. I wonder how long this will take me........***
9 comments:
Love your edit on this shot. He's adorable! I'm not really a big help with skintones. I think these look good. :)
Just a couple of tips...first off, the skin tone looks fine to me. Definitely underexposed, probably due to your ISO being too low. If you're inside, I would jack it up to 400. Also, make sure your colour space is sRGB, then it should look the same online as it is when PPing. Try to move the subject farther away from the backdrop next time so you don't have to PP out shadows. I would probably tilt the photo slightly so that it looks level. Also, if you use a piece of plexiglass over a seemless or fabric, you'll get that flat shiny look on the floor instead of the bubbles. HTH! He's a cutie! Keep practicing and playing...it will all come together if you keep at it. :)
How do I change to sRGB? Is it on my Camera or in Adobe? Thanks Shanna for all of your input! I really appreciate it!
Awww, he's adorable!
I just love those cake pics. What a cutie pie.
Such a cute little guy and great pics of him eating his cake
Skin tones are my nemesis so I have no advice. Cute shot thought!
Cute shot! I did the cake shots with my son too!
Wish I could dive into cake like that LOL
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