What's your Post Processing workflow?

[alucard_x]

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unsaon pag pa hamis sa panit using PS? kana bitaw nindut na kaau ang skin tone sa mga models...please help!

Joke ra bai..

There are alot of tips in the web for skin softening techniques. Try youtube!!

Most retouchers i meet they combine advance techniques, gaussian/surface blur, channel mixing and texturing.

[P-Chan]

auto tone-> saturation (+20) -> watermark-> export jpg

[arisarnado]

Joke ra bai..

There are alot of tips in the web for skin softening techniques. Try youtube!!

Most retouchers i meet they combine advance techniques, gaussian/surface blur, channel mixing and texturing.

hay... i badly need to practice more on skin softening techniques... @_@
(basin moreklamo ang model ngano nibati na nuon iyang nawng)

[norwindetalla]

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[norwindetalla]

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[P-Chan]

basin moreklamo ang model ngano nibati na nuon iyang nawng

ingna imo model.. "if bati.an ka sa imong nawong.. dili photographer ang imo gipangita.. ad2 ug doctor pero kung gugma ra ang imo prolema mo ayo ko ana.. step into my office.. "



bitaw oie... another workflow nako

light & saturation adjustment->retouch->enhance->light & saturation

[alucard_x]

Practicing some of Amy Dresser's style. This is my first attempt.
Before


After

[vernie]

I would like to share what I do before and after taking the photograph.

Before taking the photograph (camera profile is set to Adobe or AdobeRGB, never sRGB):
1. measure the intended white balance based on the light around the subject. I use a while balance disc cap covering the lens to take a custom while balance reading.
2. Remeasure the white balance when there's a significant change in lighting, otherwise, keep it that way for the rest of the shoot.

After the taking the photograph ( I save all photographs in RAW; Bibble workspace profile is set to Adobe) :
1. Copy the RAW photograph in a temporary folder on the computer (I'm using Linux all the time).
2. Using Bibble, import all photographs from the temporary folder to a permanent location so that they are sorted by year and date.
3. Use Bibble to correct for exposure, highlight and shadow recovery if there's a need.
4. Sharpening is left default as set in bibble (100 value - an all around value).
5. A custom batch Output can be created to send out jpeg files (at 100% quality) for printing, web (95% quality) and other desired medium. Profiles are usually converted to sRGB for printing (Fuji printer) and web display.

I no longer use a graphics editor 99.99% of the time when post processing photographs.

more about bibble for reference: Introducing Bibble 5

[alucard_x]

I would like to share what I do before and after taking the photograph.

Before taking the photograph (camera profile is set to Adobe or AdobeRGB, never sRGB):
1. measure the intended white balance based on the light around the subject. I use a while balance disc cap covering the lens to take a custom while balance reading.
2. Remeasure the white balance when there's a significant change in lighting, otherwise, keep it that way for the rest of the shoot.

After the taking the photograph ( I save all photographs in RAW; Bibble workspace profile is set to Adobe) :
1. Copy the RAW photograph in a temporary folder on the computer (I'm using Linux all the time).
2. Using Bibble, import all photographs from the temporary folder to a permanent location so that they are sorted by year and date.
3. Use Bibble to correct for exposure, highlight and shadow recovery if there's a need.
4. Sharpening is left default as set in bibble (100 value - an all around value).
5. A custom batch Output can be created to send out jpeg files (at 100% quality) for printing, web (95% quality) and other desired medium. Profiles are usually converted to sRGB for printing (Fuji printer) and web display.

I no longer use a graphics editor 99.99% of the time when post processing photographs.

more about bibble for reference: Introducing Bibble 5

Heheh..murag combination of capture NX2 ug Lightroom.

[karp miharby]

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