MartieTy

Do you need to check these sky pictures in raw edit class?

Do I remove the tree lines?

I had to be out to get what I needed when Debby comes to town. Debby has been downgraded to a TS or TD not sure which. Stopped by the dam at the lake to start my cloud collection. Perfect place for sky pictures. It's going to be nasty the rest of the week. These are only two of the ones I took. What format does it need to be saved as to use? How far do I take the editing? I am thinking all the way with Raw? Do I remove any trees etc. from the photos and/or crop? What size does the finish photo need to be?

I had to straighten the image before everything slid off the right side.

How do I edit the table edges so they dont bleed into each other And make them sharp not fuzzy

This probably needs more than just the edges fixed. I keep getting other areas bleeding into areas like green backdrop on the table. Same with the creases (Note to self: Use the iron. Maybe less work than trying to fix in PS) Unless you have a quick and easy way of doing these edits. Or maybe when it's time, crop. No matter, I still need to learn to fix these things.

I only have LR on my Mac Mini. I committed Damien's one greatest sin. This all took place BD. I seemed to have deleted my CR2 files in favor of JPG files. I learned my lesson. I have past catalogs on my HD and maybe my passport. I wonder what is in the past catalogs. Can you bring these up in LR and if so how? I am a Bridge convert and love it.

I found a close up version of the same photoshoot. Being as I used the same white balance sheet for all the photos in the shoot, it should work. Posting raw edits in the appropriate place and then using this photo for my B&W conversion. Problem solved!

I could crop. But would love to fix it. I tried several ways to no avail. Is there a way of just extending the shiny part? How much does it matter? Little bit OCD here.

I did the raw processing and moved to PS. The picture needed straightening badly. When I did that, and did content-aware fill, the bottom of the picture isn't right. There should be the edge of the table with the darker area that is under the table showing across from left to right. Below is the .JPG I submitted in Raw Processing and the straightened version. I don't know how to fix the bottom area. I am getting ready to do the B&W.

If I wanted to try to replace the washed-out areas on the package, where do I go to find out how to do it? Good learning experience.

140 mm 1/400 sec F/6.3 ISO400

I'm not sure on the focus on this. I was on an Interstate Hywy. Barn to the right. Me on the right on the shoulder area. Close to 5 PM. Heavy traffic. Trucks and cars creating lots of wind adding to the weather wind. The clouds weren't the type I really like. It's either okay as is or go out on another cloudy day. BTW, I love this barn. I did my Raw Processing but didn't want to post until I know if it's in focus.

OR I can redo the entire picture using a non-shiny wrapping paper.

How do I fix the two really washed-out light areas on the package. If can get these two places fixed, then I can re-edit the places I see that need fixing.