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redbourn

Joined: 10 Dec 2009
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Location: Aveiro, Portugal


PostPosted: Sun Dec 20, 2009 5:49 am    Post subject: Exposure, pespective and distortion Reply with quote

Hi,

I'm not a newbie at PS but am probably not yet at intermediate level either.

I purposely chose this photo that I just shot in the desert because it has numerous problems.

Perspective and/or len's distortion and I'm not sure that I know exactly if this picture has just one, or both of them.

Bland sky etc etc.

http://s825.photobucket.com/albums/zz175/redbourn/Arad%20-%20first%20trip/pespective%20and%20distortion/

I still don't fully understand how much I should use exposure when working in RAW before I switch to brighten!

I have looked at lots of tutorials about exposure but none of them explained how far to go before using 'brightness".

I know that I must avoid clipping highlights.

Please take a look at the before and after pictures and tell me what I've made worse and what I've made better.

If you want to download, then click on a thumb, and then mouseover; click on download and you'll be offered different resolutions.

Talking more about the technical aspect and not the artistic one.

Thanks for your feedback,

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Any help would be much appreciated.

Thanks,

Mike
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