Here are some before/after images.
*SOCC = straight out of the camera*
Some are subtle, and some make a big difference. I have
Photoshop CS 5, and these are some of the basic steps I use to edit my images. (I found
that doing the steps in order gave the best result)
1. Level.
All I do is slide the arrows on the histogram. This makes the blacks look black, and the whites look white.
All I do is slide the arrows on the histogram. This makes the blacks look black, and the whites look white.
3. “lights on” by TRA (Totally Rad Actions)
I underexpose my images on purpose so I don’t lose any details. By “adding” the light in Photoshop, I can control the amount I want in my images.
...and that's it! These 3 are my basic steps. Super easy, takes no time, and it works on almost every image. After this, I tweek a little here and there until I get the image I'm looking for.
One more week of work!
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