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| Originally Posted by hopper I am by no means an expert at either photography or editing but when I see the end results from my camera, I know that they don't always show the subject in the same light as I saw it in therefore IMHO I see no reason why I cannot help to put some light and colour back into the subject that my camera was unable to pick up.
Take the example of looking at a subject and then looking at it with a torch shinning on it, the difference in the colours is starteling. We both know the colours are there however my camera doesn't, why cant I help it out?
Maybe a bit simplistic but thats my take on it. |
I can understand it.... dont get me wrong (not trying to start a fight
)..... and as they are your shots, you can do with them what you please.
Personally I try to avoid using editing tools to enhance a photo (i'm just curious to know other's point of view...)
Were you using a strobe underwater?
EDIT - BTW I do like how you have enhanced the photo it really does bring out the colours. I need to learn how to do more of this stuff me thinks!
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