elsaspet
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- Joined
- Dec 14, 2004
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- Dallas
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- www.visionsinwhite.com
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I'm a firm believer that Post Processing is vital in photography today. It's expected. Everyone wants to be like a magazine ad.
This example was taken from an engagement shoot I processed yesterday. I'll break down the steps with before and after examples. To start off, the before and after:
Before: White Balanced and Exposure corrected using Capture 1 Pro (But can also be done in a multitude of programs)
And After:
The very first thing I do it crop the image to the size the client has requested. In this case a 20x24. If no size is requested, as in a wedding shoot, I would crop to actual image size, if cropping needed to be done.
But that's not enough. People have a tendency of not knowing their own body image. Not only that, you want this to be the best photo ever taken of them. All of a sudden, they are a lifetime client, and will promote you better than any ad ever could.
See below for breakdowns.
This example was taken from an engagement shoot I processed yesterday. I'll break down the steps with before and after examples. To start off, the before and after:
Before: White Balanced and Exposure corrected using Capture 1 Pro (But can also be done in a multitude of programs)
And After:
The very first thing I do it crop the image to the size the client has requested. In this case a 20x24. If no size is requested, as in a wedding shoot, I would crop to actual image size, if cropping needed to be done.
But that's not enough. People have a tendency of not knowing their own body image. Not only that, you want this to be the best photo ever taken of them. All of a sudden, they are a lifetime client, and will promote you better than any ad ever could.
See below for breakdowns.