lvcrtrs
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I had an opportunity to do some pretty low/existing light photos at a historical site. They all came out lighter than what it looked to my eyes. I only pushed a little light into the Fireplace shot.
I'm doing this for people who are looking at D90s to buy but I am asking for some help on how to fix the distortion on the Bedroom shot (number 2). I couldn't find anything in PS Elements 7 that would do it.
All shots are set at sharpening of 7 (0-9) after reading that most people are using 6 or 7.
1. Water wheel f4, 1/30, 100, 26mm, Pattern Metering
2. Bedroom 3.5, 1/30, 500, 18mm, Pattern metering -NEED HELP WITH THIS DISTORTION, EDIT IF YOU LIKE.
It was definitely darker in here.
3. Fireplace, 3.5, 1/30, 1400, 18mm, Pattern metering, EV +.7
4. Covered Wagon 3.5, 1/30, 2000, 18mm, Pattern Metering
Looked a lot darker in this space too. Don't know how the camera lightens it up, but glad it does.
5. Spring House 4.2, 1/30, 3200, 30mm, Pattern Metering
This was the darkest place of all and I think it came out pretty good for hand holding.
6. Iron Stoves 4.5, 1/30, 1250, 40mm, Pattern Metering
This space definitely was darker than what the photo came out. I think that's a good thing. But, the window did go bright white and dissapear. Guess if I got window detail, I wouldn't have stove detail.
These 3 show the same space with the 3 different metering modes. Some window detail, no fireplace detail
7. Living Room 3.5 1/30, 220 18mm, Pattern
8. Living Room 3.5, 1/30, 450, 18mm, Center Weighted Metering, Lost the window detail, got some fireplace detail.
9. Living Room 3.5, 1/30, 900, 18mm, Spot Metering
I'm doing this for people who are looking at D90s to buy but I am asking for some help on how to fix the distortion on the Bedroom shot (number 2). I couldn't find anything in PS Elements 7 that would do it.
All shots are set at sharpening of 7 (0-9) after reading that most people are using 6 or 7.
1. Water wheel f4, 1/30, 100, 26mm, Pattern Metering
2. Bedroom 3.5, 1/30, 500, 18mm, Pattern metering -NEED HELP WITH THIS DISTORTION, EDIT IF YOU LIKE.
It was definitely darker in here.
3. Fireplace, 3.5, 1/30, 1400, 18mm, Pattern metering, EV +.7
4. Covered Wagon 3.5, 1/30, 2000, 18mm, Pattern Metering
Looked a lot darker in this space too. Don't know how the camera lightens it up, but glad it does.
5. Spring House 4.2, 1/30, 3200, 30mm, Pattern Metering
This was the darkest place of all and I think it came out pretty good for hand holding.
6. Iron Stoves 4.5, 1/30, 1250, 40mm, Pattern Metering
This space definitely was darker than what the photo came out. I think that's a good thing. But, the window did go bright white and dissapear. Guess if I got window detail, I wouldn't have stove detail.
These 3 show the same space with the 3 different metering modes. Some window detail, no fireplace detail
7. Living Room 3.5 1/30, 220 18mm, Pattern
8. Living Room 3.5, 1/30, 450, 18mm, Center Weighted Metering, Lost the window detail, got some fireplace detail.
9. Living Room 3.5, 1/30, 900, 18mm, Spot Metering