Red Mosquito

which program for color correction do you guys use?
I remember using one a few years ago and i just cant remember the name...

just regular old photoshop

Photoshop about 90% of the time. For quick saturation or contrast tweaks, I'll sometimes use Paint.Net.

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It's been a while since i've posted anything in this thread, so here's a bunch of photos from the past weekend at my camp. I was playing around with a few different techniques (light painting, star photography, macro - i borrowed a lens), and it was also blueberry season and we've got a number of large fields of lowbush blueberries on the property that make great subject matter.

mf wrote:

Love this one.

That's some tidy work, MF.

I posted a little series here: http://onedayiwillbedust.tumblr.com/pos ... -car-to-be

zeb wrote:That's some tidy work, MF.

PS. The two B/W images are some of your best work.

Really good stuff, mf.

thanks gents. i really need to post stuff more often.

I like your work turned2black, though it's sometimes a little too photoshopped or whatever program you use. I think the pictures are good enough and don't need the editing you do, it's too obviously enhanced. Of course, this is personal, some people dig that stuff.

I also really like those guitar pictures from MF!

Some pics I took, feel free to criticize, if wanted.






These are from a series I've done, following a butcher one morning.
Documentary is not my favourite kind of photography to do, but I was satisfied with the results.

zeb wrote:

I really like these. You really have your own style, which is quite.. er, athmospheric.. if you can see what I mean. I dig.

Fubar wrote:I like your work turned2black, though it's sometimes a little too photoshopped or whatever program you use. I think the pictures are good enough and don't need the editing you do, it's too obviously enhanced. Of course, this is personal, some people dig that stuff.

Thanks. I have heard the same thing several times and I agree. I'm moving away from the over-saturated, over-worked stuff and just focusing on composition and lighting.

Fubar wrote:I really like these. You really have your own style, which is quite.. er, athmospheric.. if you can see what I mean. I dig.

You're my kinda guy, Fubar.

Fubar wrote:

really like this one. excellent composition and framing

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Fubar wrote:



These are from a series I've done, following a butcher one morning.
Documentary is not my favourite kind of photography to do, but I was satisfied with the results.

These are both great.

Thanks. I have heard the same thing several times and I agree. I'm moving away from the over-saturated, over-worked stuff and just focusing on composition and lighting.

I'm pleased to hear that and I'm sure your pics will turn out even better because your composition and lighting are good the way they are and without the over-saturation you'll get the original point (clue, meaning, .. Can't capture the right word) of the picture across better, I think.