Thats a cracker, great expression caught there with super detail! If I was being really picky, I can see a slight dark halo along the top of the birds head on my screen.
I know what you mean, it might be from slightly 'tweaking', if anything to sRGB by upping slightly the Sat, still not full convinced the step from 3 to 4 in PS, especially the conversion side. At A3, the print certainly 'pops' in more ways than one, LOL.
Love quirky, humorous shots like this.
They open up so many different avenues for final use.
As an aside
Why up the saturation with files from the mk3?
To me they are about as faithful to what real life colours can be w/o any sat adjustment, if anything the reds always tend to look like they need less saturation rather than more.
Hi John, totally agree about the MKIII, it does tend to give fairly faithful 'colour' images and very rarely do I need to do anything in relation to the Saturation. Think we must be the few, LOL.
I was referring to the conversion from RGB to sRGB as the working space is different. In PS3 there is a definite colour shift, however in PS4 it's more 'faithful' but occasionally one needs to tweak it to get it back to the original file.
Saying all that, as images are viewed on so many different monitors does it really matter as you & I may have calibrated monitors, but what we see could be totally different albeit ever so slightly. However I do not want to open that 'old chestnut' that has been around on this Forum and others for more years than you & I.
Steve
Posted by John Chapman on April 7, 2010 at 2:40 PM
Discussion
21 repliesSteve
MKIII 500f/4 1/400 sec f/11 ISO400 (Gitzo tripod/Wimberely head, FF)
David
Good to see both eyes as well.
Cheers
Austin
Pete
He reminds me of John a friend who has no teeth
Lovely background
As mentioned a bit of a character showing through here.
Major.
Phil.
Brett
Dave
Simon
Hi Steve,
Thats a cracker, great expression caught there with super detail! If I was being really picky, I can see a slight dark halo along the top of the birds head on my screen.
Cheers,
Lewis.
I know what you mean, it might be from slightly 'tweaking', if anything to sRGB by upping slightly the Sat, still not full convinced the step from 3 to 4 in PS, especially the conversion side. At A3, the print certainly 'pops' in more ways than one, LOL.
Thanks to everyone for commenting.
Steve
They open up so many different avenues for final use.
As an aside
Why up the saturation with files from the mk3?
To me they are about as faithful to what real life colours can be w/o any sat adjustment, if anything the reds always tend to look like they need less saturation rather than more.
I was referring to the conversion from RGB to sRGB as the working space is different. In PS3 there is a definite colour shift, however in PS4 it's more 'faithful' but occasionally one needs to tweak it to get it back to the original file.
Saying all that, as images are viewed on so many different monitors does it really matter as you & I may have calibrated monitors, but what we see could be totally different albeit ever so slightly.
Steve
Bob.