Post Processing Techniques Sharing- FEELER

[rhommel]

Here's another feeler...
A few have messaged me and asked me how I post process my photos (specially for the beauty shots)
I figured instead of me messaging everyone individually, I thought 'why not make it an event'?
So what say you?
There will be a requirement though....
Anyone who's interested in joining this MUST share a trick or two when post-processing their photos... doesn't matter what it is :)
I will then share mine, from RAW to Final Output... to make it simpler we'll only process FOR WEB only, and not for print :)

I can host this event, and I have my pc hooked up on my TV so presenting won't be a problem...

Warning: I have an uncalibrated tv/monitor :) :)

If you guys have a place where we can host this event, just let us know... preferrably a place where we can hook up a projector?

[chopper]

I've never seen your place but i am sure it would be fine. :)

[rhommel]

good stuff... it's in Ajax..

i also have my studio, so we can shoot and post process the same day :)

[chopper]

good stuff... it's in Ajax..

i also have my studio, so we can shoot and post process the same day :)

then I'm out, since i process only months later LOL

[rhommel]

then I'm out, since i process only months later LOL

hahaha! well, you can bring ANY photo that you want to process... just thought since the studio is there, might as well use it :)
we don't have to shoot, we can just process, and hangout

[chopper]

I'm joking, I'd be happy to shoot a test shot and post process it on the spot.

[Koala]

Well I have a condo, and can probably use one of the study rooms + projector. The BIG common room will cost $80 in my building but i can ask around for other buildings. I live on Yonge + Sheppard, so that might be a more "central" location.

[chopper]

heard some inquiries about pp. Just bumping this feeler thread ;)

[rhommel]

heard some inquiries about pp. Just bumping this feeler thread ;)

look at that: http://photographersforum.ca/showthread.php/318-Shoot-Post-Process-and-BBQ-May-5-6?p=2184#post2184

hehehe

[chopper]

Ha ha ha Same thinking.

[jamesp]

Sounds interesting. I'm always curious about the mindset people have when editing their images.

[rhommel]

Sounds interesting. I'm always curious about the mindset people have when editing their images.

interesting indeed. it'd be good to see how everyone process their images, from raw to final output :)

i am most interested in how other photogs deal with:

- Saturation/Contrast
- Sharpening
- Skin Tones

[MojoMojo]

I can tell you my tricks right here so I don't have to share there:

-Contrast: 200%
-Sharpening: 0.5
-Skin Tone: As long as it's not blue, green, yellow, red. It looks good to me.