Do you see a color cast?

shniks

My friends tell me they cannot see a cast, but somehow I think I see a slight color cast. What do you guys think?


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marrum

cast
yes it is slightly under exposed and has a yallow cast to it enough to make subject look alittle jondis like just lighten over all and a lttle cyan

shniks

marrum wrote:

yes it is slightly under exposed and has a yallow cast to it enough to make subject look alittle jondis like just lighten over all and a lttle cyan

Yeah that is what I thought too... Thanks for confirming...

joshhuntnm

One of my favorite elemnts commands is "adjust to skin color" I don't think it is in CS2. I don't know about cs3. the issues, of course, is not what is right, but what is pleasing to your eye.

shniks

joshhuntnm wrote:

One of my favorite elemnts commands is "adjust to skin color" I don't think it is in CS2. I don't know about cs3. the issues, of course, is not what is right, but what is pleasing to your eye.

Yeah I hear you- but sometimes you just know something is not looking right and can't place your finger on it. I need to study up on color correction...


Thanks for that tip- will check it out.


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SloYerRoll

Post 1 has too much green. Post 4 has too much red. At least for my taste.

Go here, than come back w/ results

joshhuntnm

If you have a pic that has something you know should be white, black or greay you can use the "remove color cast." I assume the sweater to be pretty close to white, but I am not sure that it didn't have an off white tone. I tend to like photos with people a little on the warm side.

shniks

SloYerRoll wrote:

Post 1 has too much green. Post 4 has too much red. At least for my taste.

Go here, than come back w/ results

Thanks for that link... will check it out and let you know in a day or so....


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N