Anyone?

[KTBoom2006-E510]

Anyone have any wedding pictures not processed you can post? I would like to see some pictures that came straight from the camera without processing it.... PLEASE :D Or even some regular pictures

[wholenewlight]

Anyone have any wedding pictures not processed you can post? I would like to see some pictures that came straight from the camera without processing it.... PLEASE :D Or even some regular pictures

Sure, here you go.

The first gallery is straight out of the camera - no editing. I uploaded to smugmug only as a safe backup of shots . . .

Link: What I saw - post shoot (http://cspics.smugmug.com/gallery/5021686_t6c45#301421568_BgqzS)

Next, here's the finished product after major culling and sorting and much photoshop work . . . .

Link: What the Bride saw - post processing (http://cspics.smugmug.com/gallery/5204198_h4MHN)

I hesitate posting this - it shows how much improvement I need for accurate initial exposures - saved by photoshop. Actually it's myself and my daughter shooting. At least the bride is happy.

[cmorganphotography]

There are two really helpful forums for pp and before and after work and there are peopled with a lot of masters and gurus of the manipulation and correction of anything photograph.

Technique:
http://www.dgrin.com/forumdisplay.php?f=8

and for more advanced pp and pp prevention/tips:
Finishing School:
http://www.dgrin.com/forumdisplay.php?f=10

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Oh and the search tool doesn't like being asked questions but it'll fetch one word searches nicely like "photoshop" and "wedding."

I personally like to search the galleries of people who have really great pics like what I'm aspiring to do. Plus, the moderators of all the galleries didn't just beat up a room of tigers to become the moderators they are all really helpful too.

Hope that helps.

[KTBoom2006-E510]

Sure, here you go.

The first gallery is straight out of the camera - no editing. I uploaded to smugmud only as a safe backup of shots . . .

Link: What I saw - post shoot (http://cspics.smugmug.com/gallery/5021686_t6c45#301421568_BgqzS)

Next, here's the finished product after major culling and sorting and much photoshop work . . . .

Link: What the Bride saw - post processing (http://cspics.smugmug.com/gallery/5204198_h4MHN)

I hesitate posting this - it shows how much improvement I need for accurate initial exposures - saved by photoshop. Actually it's myself and my daughter shooting. At least the bride is happy.

Thanks a lot! :D

[cmorganphotography]

Thanks a lot! :D
You're welcome.

[Sam]

Here is a crop of a completely unprocessed digital image.

[Sam]

Here is a crop of a completley unprocessed film image.

[Sam]

Sorry, I couldn't resist. Any image you can see has had some form of processing. If you specify what camera, and what processing was done I think it would be more meaningful.

IE: Taken with a Canon 5D in RAW. Processed by Adobe Camera RAW 4.3 with default settings. Converted to jpg. No additional photoshop precessing.

All the various available in camera jpg. styles / processing will substaintally alter the image you view "straight out of the camera".

:D :D :D

Sam

[eL eSs Vee]

Here is a crop of a completley unprocessed film image.

It looks processed to me. :wink :D

[christulk]

Here is a crop of a completely unprocessed digital image.

:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl