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02/19/2007 04:30:44 AM |
If you want to adjust your monitor, take a look at Norman Koren's monitor calibration page. It has a lot of good information. You may want to set your monitor gamma, that is a very important setting. |
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02/18/2007 07:57:57 PM |
Originally posted by kelbelle: i don't see the cut outs/halos that everyone else is talking about. maybe that's why my own pictures look good to me and not to everyone else. hmmmm... |
Turn up the brightness on your monitor. If you still can't see it then I think it is time to buy a new monitor. |
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02/18/2007 07:20:16 PM |
i don't see the cut outs/halos that everyone else is talking about. maybe that's why my own pictures look good to me and not to everyone else. hmmmm... |
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02/18/2007 01:21:56 PM |
not sure what you were going for with the cutouts. very distracting. |
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02/18/2007 12:16:06 PM |
Sorry, that masking job is really not good. Perhaps you need to increase the brightness of your monitor to see the problem. |
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02/17/2007 07:05:25 AM |
Something funny around the peppers... looks like you tried to black of the back ground without succes ! |
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02/16/2007 02:25:58 PM |
Something doesn't look right -- the cutouts are very obvious. |
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02/15/2007 06:41:06 AM |
Nice lighting and colors on the peppers. One thing I notice though, there's quite a bit of lighter area around the peppers though compared to the rest of the black background. There's a couple ways that would take care of this. My favorite way (since this is advanced editing) would be to use the quick mask tool and mask out the peppers (paint over the peppers with a hard-edged brush in the quick mask tool), then slide the brightness down a bit. Do that and you have a nice shot there. |
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02/14/2007 12:39:31 PM |
I am not sure about the editing you did here. Looks strange. |
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02/13/2007 04:21:07 PM |
I really like the contrast here, the red against the black background. But the cut out portion is visible?? Would have had a lot more "pop" if it were blended or cloned out..(5) |
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02/13/2007 02:30:13 PM |
I can see every line and expert you cut out around this.
I would suggest when you are finished editing, turn your monitor brightness all the way up to make sure you didn't miss any spots. |
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02/12/2007 12:04:22 PM |
Looks like you either need to adjust your montior settings or are trying to be creative. I can see distinct cutout lines around the peppers and not even precise ones. |
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02/12/2007 10:47:33 AM |
I can see where you erased/darkened the background, there are huge areas you missed around the peppers. |
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02/12/2007 04:33:35 AM |
I don't know if it's just my monitor but I see a gray outline around the peppers. |
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02/12/2007 03:12:58 AM |
The peppers themselves look good. However, there is a clear line around them where the background isn't as dark as the rest. |
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02/11/2007 11:51:18 PM |
There is a halo around the pepers |
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02/11/2007 11:20:28 PM |
There is some sort of editing shadow around the peppers which is very distracting. |
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02/11/2007 09:16:45 PM |
Harsh editing. Tone your brightness up a bit and you will see what I am talking about. If I tone down mine, this looks really good. |
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02/11/2007 07:40:15 PM |
look like some funky odd colored shapes going on in the background...that's a little distracting would be better all black background imo |
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