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Started by Trannyguy, 04/18/2008 03:57AM
Posted 04/18/2008 03:57AM Opening Post
Hi,

My apologies for posting this again so soon.
I did a reset on my monitor and checked my photoshop settings,my JPEGs now look the same when viewed with Internet Explorer so I am hoping it won't appear too dark on your screens now.

I reprocessed it from scratch and set the background at around 15-18 in Photoshop.Probably pushed the saturation right to the edge of overdone.

Your opinions on if it displays to dark would be most appreciated smile

Thanks,
Jason

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Posted 04/18/2008 01:03PM #1
That's a beauty Jason, a keeper for sure! 8)

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Posted 04/18/2008 05:54PM #2
Hi Jason,
This looks pretty good actually, yes a little dark, but that is difficult to judge when monitors vary so much.
The color is correct, but a little too strong. However, this is not cut in stone either and I see this object shown with muted and bright colors. The color is true though and that is the important part.
A little less darkness in the background will reveal more of the stars, especially the small tiny ones, which will give the photo more depth.
Good job, keep posting. smile

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Posted 04/18/2008 06:01PM #3
Nice shot Jason!

Jim 8)
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Posted 04/18/2008 11:45PM #4
Thanks Ivan and Jim for your comments!


Jason
Posted 04/19/2008 02:55PM #5
>> Probably pushed the saturation right to the edge of overdone.

Good resolution, good processing, but I do agree that the saturation looks t obe pushed too hard for the amount of data you've got. But everything else looks really good.


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