Auto Color Question
Phyxius
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Hey Andy! (And/or other wonderful help desk people)
I just sold a 11x14 of an image that is just a bit off. It was actually taken during warm-up at a show and was originally posted to be sold as a stock image for the show association. The rider's mother really likes the picture though. I was wondering if one of you could run it through the auto color before I hit "ship it" so I'd know what it's going to look like.
(I want to get the photoshop plug-in that their offering us, but does it do the same thing? I'm going to run over and reread the thread to see if that question is already answered!)
Thanks in advance for any help!
Here's the picture -
I just sold a 11x14 of an image that is just a bit off. It was actually taken during warm-up at a show and was originally posted to be sold as a stock image for the show association. The rider's mother really likes the picture though. I was wondering if one of you could run it through the auto color before I hit "ship it" so I'd know what it's going to look like.
(I want to get the photoshop plug-in that their offering us, but does it do the same thing? I'm going to run over and reread the thread to see if that question is already answered!)
Thanks in advance for any help!
Here's the picture -
Christina Dale
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Side by side, yours on the left, auto on the right:
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Also, I posted this in the actual i2e Flea Market thread, so please if you respond feel free to respond there. Maybe someone else is as confused as me.
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Okay, so I know this question has technically been answered, but I seem to be a bit thick.
Which version should I get?
I was rereading the thread and I'm woefully uneducated about in computer post processing. But, it looks like I'd be better off with the stand alone standard version with RAW, right? Nix the PS plug in? Or is the Pro version what I should go for?
I'd want to batch edit from around 300-1000 at a time. Maybe RAW. Then, I'm guessing I'd run them, as RAW files through i2e. NOT thru ACR???? And, use Andy's magic settings?
Sorry.
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Spike, what are your questions....
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Only one question: what do I need to do on my computer to be able to see what Auto color would do without ordering a print?
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