Photo Editing Examples #2

Photo Editing Examples #2

[@mike1902]

Some useful tips thanks for sharing

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

You bet thanks for watching !

[@donaldherchuk4249]

New to your channel Love the way you keep things simple. I am going to do some light painting. Maybe with a diffused base exposure 2 to3 stops under that I used many years ago. Thanks Don

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

thanks again for watching !

[@c.augustin]

When I try to get it "right", a good overall brightness and contrast of the image for most viewing applications, I compare a large white area on screen (like an empty document) to a sheet of paper on my desk (in ambient light) and make them look somewhat similar (and this often is around the medium brightness setting). Balancing your screen with the ambient light is key! This is why movies for consumption on a computer screen (ambient light) have another gamma than for the movie theater (dark). Might be a bit bright for many people's screen settings, and maybe a bit dark for printing, but it will work overall. Mobile devices are a bit critical in this regard, as they are often too bright, and "automatic" brightness does vary a lot (and might be unreliable).

[@MAKE_PHOTOGRAPHS_EVERYWHERE]

Thanks for chiming in.. Yes tons of ways to do this and lots of variables. That is one of the reasons why I really did not want to make this video can be confusing to new viewers heck and myself lol. Thanks again.