This is a discussion on Photomatix Tone Mapping Photos - Always Cartoony? within the Photography Beginners' Forum & Photo Gallery forums, part of the Foundations of Photography category; I usually get carried away with Photomatix tone mapping and create over saturated Alice In Wonderland photos. I've tried toning (intended) it down a bit ...
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Photomatix Tone Mapping Photos - Always Cartoony?
I usually get carried away with Photomatix tone mapping and create over saturated Alice In Wonderland photos. I've tried toning (intended) it down a bit here but I would love a wise ones option as to whether it still looks a tad unrealistic or not.
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07-14-2008, 03:59 PM
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I'm no expert, but I usually take it back into photoshop and edit them some more. Usually I would change the levels. You could also try desaturating it a bit as well.
As far as this photo, it almost looks flat. Also the building colors kind of run into each other. I realize that is part of the effect. However, if you are trying to make it look real, then photomatix may not be the best tool in the first place.
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