Some photoshop help needed..

[Lestat]

I have a bunch of pool party pics from yesterday that came out way over exposed due to a camera setting, the pics are way bright. Can someone help me out with fixing the lighting/contrast on them? I'd apprecaite it and drop you some K for the time.

 

[Dial_tone]

not sure. email one

[email protected]

 

[Lestat]

thanks man.

they don't seem so bad now, I will post them up as is.

 

[Lestat]

bump. could still use a little help

AAP? Mava?

 

[AAP]

While the pic is opened in Photoshop;

IMAGE >> Shadow/Highlight This will give you some play around with it in certain areas.


or


While image is open : LAYER >> Duplicate Layer >> OK >> go to the image toolbox on right side of screen where you see the step by step history of the image you are working with >> Click drop down box besides NORMAL and choose MULTIPLY.

It will darken the pic some and you can slide the Opacity level back and forth to get the right contrast. Just remember to flatten your image >> Layer >> Flatten Image >> before saving so you can save the image as a .jpeg

 

[Lestat]

While the pic is opened in Photoshop;

IMAGE >> Shadow/Highlight This will give you some play around with it in certain areas.


or


While image is open : LAYER >> Duplicate Layer >> OK >> go to the image toolbox on right side of screen where you see the step by step history of the image you are working with >> Click drop down box besides NORMAL and choose MULTIPLY.

It will darken the pic some and you can slide the Opacity level back and forth to get the right contrast. Just remember to flatten your image >> Layer >> Flatten Image >> before saving so you can save the image as a .jpeg

I don't have photoshop here bro. can i email you a couple pics and have you cook them up real quick for me?

 

[jestro]

Dude, I've seen those pics. There's not much info there to manipulate. Those big areas of solid white aren't gonna change. Somebodies gotta learn how to use their camera.

 

[Lestat]

Dude, I've seen those pics. There's not much info there to manipulate. Those big areas of solid white aren't gonna change. Somebodies gotta learn how to use their camera.

i used to think that too but someone on here once took a picture that was so dark you couldn't see the people's faces and made the faces perfectly visible.

 

[AAP]

I don't have photoshop here bro. can i email you a couple pics and have you cook them up real quick for me?

I won't be back from Orlando until late tonight. I don't have PS on this company laptop. Although I wish I did because I need something to work on.

 

[jestro]

i used to think that too but someone on here once took a picture that was so dark you couldn't see the people's faces and made the faces perfectly visible.

Dark is one thing, light is another. I've opened photoshop a time or two.

 

[Mavafanculo]

bump. could still use a little help

AAP? Mava?

I'm not good with that stuff, other than just using the Brighter/Darker which you can do in any pic s/w (even ms Paint) -

people who are into photography could probably help you here

now if you want to put a lump of shit or a condom on somebodies head, then I'm your man

 

[Dial_tone]

Dark is one thing, light is another. I've opened photoshop a time or two.

Lightening is easy; darkening to add color is nigh impossible.

 

[Lestat]

I'm not good with that stuff, other than just using the Brighter/Darker which you can do in any pic s/w (even ms Paint) -

people who are into photography could probably help you here

now if you want to put a lump of shit or a condom on somebodies head, then I'm your man

lolol!

 

[gotmojo]

i used to think that too but someone on here once took a picture that was so dark you couldn't see the people's faces and made the faces perfectly visible.

Yeah bro, Jestro and DT are right. overexposure is totally diff than underexposure. I just checked the pics out and darkened them, and in the white areas there is absolutely nothing there to even try to work with.

Sorry bro