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my daughter wants to order a print of this photo:
is it too dark to print well??? I have experienced that before where someone was disappointed. I don't know here.
Is there a suggestion as to what I could do to "help" it, remembering that she likes this photo, so what we would want to do is tweak it to print well.
Plus, on the size: I have a regular cheapo smugmug family acct to put this in for her financial convenience. I work my photos up as 7.5 X 5, not a normal size, but in the ordering it does not show that it will be cropped. I am concerned as that doesn't make sense. In ordering a 4 X 6, I would expect cropping to occur somewhere. What do I do or think?
Moderators, please put this in a better place if needed.
Plus I do need to get back to my daughter on how she can buy this, but I want it to be right. I can lighten it. If you all think I should. Or increase the contrast? my husband doesn't like that, and my daughter likes this, I am a bit confused.
ginger
exif: size 2250 X 1500, f8, ISO 200, 400mm, 1/400
link to gallery of this one photo, smile
http://upacreek.smugmug.com/gallery/1310742/1/61771640
is it too dark to print well??? I have experienced that before where someone was disappointed. I don't know here.
Is there a suggestion as to what I could do to "help" it, remembering that she likes this photo, so what we would want to do is tweak it to print well.
Plus, on the size: I have a regular cheapo smugmug family acct to put this in for her financial convenience. I work my photos up as 7.5 X 5, not a normal size, but in the ordering it does not show that it will be cropped. I am concerned as that doesn't make sense. In ordering a 4 X 6, I would expect cropping to occur somewhere. What do I do or think?
Moderators, please put this in a better place if needed.
Plus I do need to get back to my daughter on how she can buy this, but I want it to be right. I can lighten it. If you all think I should. Or increase the contrast? my husband doesn't like that, and my daughter likes this, I am a bit confused.
ginger
exif: size 2250 X 1500, f8, ISO 200, 400mm, 1/400
link to gallery of this one photo, smile
http://upacreek.smugmug.com/gallery/1310742/1/61771640
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Ginger, it's a bit soft, it's got a green cast to it, and it's a bit underexposed IMO. Fix the cast, and do a whitepoint adjustment in photoshop. That should help tremendously. Smart Sharpen (but not too much) and then ready it for print, why not just make it the size she wants, that way there'll be no confusion for you
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ginger
I cropped three different sizes from 4 X 6 to 8 X 10 for Sara to choose from. I doubt that she would want a bigger size. I certainly do not like what happens with an 8 X 10 crop, but it is OK and will work.
I do like this better. Thank you, well looking again, I did like the old fashioned look on the original one, but I know that this will print OK, and I didn't think the other one would, smile.
ginger
I forgot to add the warming filter, here it is added, so I think I am done, I still think this will print, thank you.
ginger