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Forum: Weekly Photo Challenges
05-31-2016, 06:41 AM
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Forum: Post Your Photos!
04-26-2016, 11:39 PM
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I think this is the right place to ask. My tips are: when im taking photos i try to set camera to little underexposed. Or if the contrast is too big i take two shots - one for the sky, and one for ground. And after postprocess i merge them in one take to create sort of hdr.
In postprocessing my settings are: highlights -60 shadows +60 saturation -20 but vibrance +20 (sometimes this values are diferent but not very much) also Clarity does the job.
My advice - take one picture and import in lightroom go to develop and move one slider and look. For me best learning method was editing one picture to 20 or more versions. It very helps with understanding how it works. And after 1000+ processed photos when im take picture i instantly know what i do with it later in home. So nothing new here - practice makes perfect.
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