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Edited photo of a window at Fydell House. I edited this photo using Adobe CS6 Photoshop. The first step I took was using the crop tool, where I resized the image to a framing I was happy with. Secondly I altered the brightness and contrast. I put the brightness at -32 and contrast at 44. Thirdly I decided to have a play around with the curves where I changed the input to 247 and the output to 232. As I wanted to achieve an older look to my edit I changed the exposure. I put the exposure as -0.05, offset as +0.0328 and gamma correction as 1.00. I then re-cropped my image as I felt there was too much dead space. My final step was to adjust the brightness and contrast again. I put the brightness as -59 and the contrast as 17. This was my final outcome.
Emily Knight.
I have edited this one so many different ways. I added a sunshine type action. I really think finally, this is my favorite version, of this particular photo. Would love any input...
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I wished I'd moved fast enough to clear the 2 ladies in the foreground in order to capture the running woman in the middle... Well, I guess in life you can't have everything.
Some lite toning but other wise straight out of camera.
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Olga
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To begin my editing – I first went into Image > Adjustments > Curves. What I did in curves was pin point the middle of the line and then pin point just above up and along and just down and along. I moved the point that was above slightly and the point below slightly to give the image a more defined look on the clouds and the river. It also made the darker features in the picture more dark.
The next thing I did was go into Image > Adjustments > Black and White. I wanted to make my photo as previously mentioned look much older than the time it was taken in. I feel Black and White is definitely the default way to achieve this.
To achieve the painting style look of my Black and White edit. I used the colour tools optional when you bring up the Black and White. For each slider I changed them accordingly:
Red: -12
Yellow: 74
Greens: 29
Cyan: -20
Blues: -200
Magenta: 226
As a finished adjustment session – I feel that the photo definitely became way more of a painting than it previously once was. Really showing the darks in their finest way; whilst also making the sky a light grey to show an overcast.
To finally finish my photo off – I went into Image > Adjustments > Vibrance. Vibrance really helps getting the final definitions of the photo on show. I want to make it look really defined and make each object in the environment that is strongly visible to viewer and enhanced as possible. I changed the Vibrance to -21 and the Saturation to +2.
A re-edit of a photo that I took over 15 years ago with my Canon PowerShot S60 in the first month that I owned it. The S60 launched me on a decade and a half career as a photographer. Revisiting the image, I de-noised it using a Topaz plugin in Photoshop, made adjustments and applied a lookup table in Luminar 4.
To edit this image i drew in a car, I also changed the levels and saturation as well as using the healing brush to remove things in the background, I also slightly blurred the image.
Panorama7-Edit.tif - Panorama7-Edit-2048px.jpg
¹⁄₃₂₀ sec at f/10 - ISO 200 - 24 mm
Canon EOS 6D - EF24-105mm f/4L IS USM
A re-edit of a photo that I took over 15 years ago with my Canon PowerShot S60. I'd only had the camera for a few months when I took the photo. A decade and a half later, I made adjustments and applied a lookup table in Luminar 4.