Hello all,
I just got myself a brand new Canon 450D; am new to the forums, and rather new to photography as well.
I've always heard people talk about processing their photographs, and I always get confused when I look at an image, wondering whether its processed or not. Apart from the basic cropping, colour, monochrome etc. changes, what other changes are ethically considered to be a part of photography? Because i always end up thinking "Wow, how the hell did he/ she manage that?"
Knowing what is processed and what is not, will help me set certain reaistic benchmarks for myself, no point in trying to achieve with a camera what is certainly beyond its scope and done by a computer :meh:
If someone could post examples of pre/ post processed photographs, that'll be great!
Thanks
I just got myself a brand new Canon 450D; am new to the forums, and rather new to photography as well.
I've always heard people talk about processing their photographs, and I always get confused when I look at an image, wondering whether its processed or not. Apart from the basic cropping, colour, monochrome etc. changes, what other changes are ethically considered to be a part of photography? Because i always end up thinking "Wow, how the hell did he/ she manage that?"
Knowing what is processed and what is not, will help me set certain reaistic benchmarks for myself, no point in trying to achieve with a camera what is certainly beyond its scope and done by a computer :meh:
If someone could post examples of pre/ post processed photographs, that'll be great!
Thanks