dull pictures
Posted 30/03/2008 - 15:26
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hiya using lens that came with it 18-55mm in raw who do i upload please
mike
mike
Posted 30/03/2008 - 16:17
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You can open a free account with Photobucket or similar, upload photos there, and link to them here, preferably using "Img" tags. 800x600 would be a suitable size. Photobucket can resize for you.
It may just be that your photos are underexposed, or perhaps they could benefit from some post processing.
It may just be that your photos are underexposed, or perhaps they could benefit from some post processing.
~Pete
Posted 30/03/2008 - 16:49
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hiya using lens that came with it 18-55mm in raw who do i upload please
mike
What software are you using? Raw images are quite dull and dreary, you need work with them to sharpen slightly and lift the saturation to your preferred levels.
hiya using lens that came with it 18-55mm in raw who do i upload please
mike
Please call me aj,
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery
Posted 30/03/2008 - 22:29
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thanks guys retested it today with jpeg and pictures a lot better any tips on best settings to use on camera?
mike
mike
Posted 31/03/2008 - 07:34
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thanks guys retested it today with jpeg and pictures a lot better any tips on best settings to use on camera?
mike
yes, raw and suitable software. thanks guys retested it today with jpeg and pictures a lot better any tips on best settings to use on camera?
mike
Using the 'raw' format for your images will allow greater leeway for processing.
From what I understand. most people who post here use the raw format, I use the pentax .pef format as this gives a smaller sized file than .dng.
You can use the software that came with the camera for raw processing.
Please call me aj,
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery
I use a Pentax K10D, on a MacBook with LightRoom (vers 1.3 + beta 2)
http://www.ba-joseph.co.uk/gallery
Posted 31/03/2008 - 17:55
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There are a few camera settings you can change to affect JPG images. On the K10D they are called Image Tone, Saturation, Sharpness, & Contrast. The names may be different on your camera, but I doubt it.
Try setting Image Tone to 'Bright' (the coloured icon), then play around with the other three controls to achieve the effect you are looking for.
For the very rare times I shoot JPG, I have Image Tone = Bright, the other three controls are set to +1.
Mike, please don't post any new topics on this subject, just reply to the remaining two that you have opened.
Try setting Image Tone to 'Bright' (the coloured icon), then play around with the other three controls to achieve the effect you are looking for.
For the very rare times I shoot JPG, I have Image Tone = Bright, the other three controls are set to +1.
Mike, please don't post any new topics on this subject, just reply to the remaining two that you have opened.
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