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  • #1

    Before and after


    Before (above)


    After (above)

    I was rather disappointed with the JPEG out of the camera from the Sony DSC-HX5V that I'm currently testing, but after some tweaking in Photoshop I managed to get I think a much more attractive result.

    Comments/questions welcome!

    Ian
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    Re: Before and after

    Certainly a much brighter version Ian. I think I might have used the white picker tool in Levels/curves for a quick solution.
    Stephen

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      Re: Before and after

      Thanks Stephen, I did try that, but it gave a rather harsh result.

      I actually used a mild Photoshop merge to HDR after producing one darkened and one lightened version of the image in Lightroom. I think it would have been better with a RAW file, but the HX5V is JPEG-only.

      Ian
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      • #4
        Re: Before and after

        You have made a demolition site look quite presentable.

        Regards. Barr1e

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