
ShannyP20
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Main editing computer
Mac laptop
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Editing software
Photoshop
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Monitor Calibrator
Spyder
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Cameras, lenses and other photographic equipment
5D Mark III w/ 70-200
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Hey there- I updated my PS CC and some things have moved around. In Raw, I used to be able to do lens corrections there. It appears that the whole lens correction raw panel is not there anymore. I know there is a lens correction tool on the pull down menu, but not all of the correctors are in it. Can I get that added back into the Raw menu somehow? It was so convenient.
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It was tough to figure out sizing. I noticed the leg looks a bit larger in perspective, but it is also closer to the camera. I was trying to compare her head size to er cousins.
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I have a deadline of tomorrow, so I was super close to sending the image into retouchup.com (which I am skeptical that they are better at touching up than I am. I tried them out years ago and got poor results.) But then I thought to myself, I am better than this. So I put my nose to the grindstone again. I ended up finding one other image of the girl that worked better. Here is my end result. I think it came out decently. I appreciate the time you spent looking at my image(s.). My husband kept saying that he didn't notice anything, but it was SCREAMING out to me to be fixed.
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ok. Ty you anyway I appreciate your help.
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Sending now. I'm sending all my saved versions as well as the CR2 soocs.
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So, the way I edit will make you cringe. I learned the wrong way and kind of just go with it now. Instead of a file with all the layers, I tend to have multiple flattened edits. (edit 1, edit 2 etc...). Let me see what I have to show you. hold on a sec.
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Here it is. Thanks again for taking a look.
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Ha! hold on. Let me look. Forgot that I used another pic.
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And here is the head that I tried to use. The session went from full light to sunset, so outdoor lighting was constantly changing. This one was taken just a few minutes before the group shot...but my light was in a different location. The little girl would not look in my direction. This is the best I could get of her.
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Yes! She was a tough subject. I got very few decent faces. And the ones I got had different lighting. So I need to blend it somehow but I can't see what is off.
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Hi there, I did a head swap (Can you tell which person?). In my opinion it sticks out like a sore thumb. I have worked on it, and worked on it, and worked on it, and I just don't see what it making it stand out to me. Can you take a peek and let me know what you think? I feel like it is probably a lighting adjustment, but every time I try to adjust shadows, mid-tones and/or highlights, it doesn't seem to fix the issue. Thank you, Shantel