Thanks for the thank Ron, but as Asher says we need before/after comparison!
I have searched and can't find how to get that action! How do I get it?
Richard
Lot of things to do... maybe also lack of RAM...
Bonsoir Michael
yes, I do agree, but:
- that's the way I like my pics, with contrasts and colorfull.
- the action produces a layer that is set by default at 70%, easy to tweak:
- sometimes I get it back to 30%
- sometimes I increase it to 100%
- I may also do a level with midtone around 1.1
- You may also use the eraser on some part...
I think such an action cannot be used the same way on all pictures, but it is - for me - a good start...
Thanks for trying it!
Michael,
Great example. However, it's coming up as jagies especially the diagonals. Could you post a less compressed jpg?
This is too good a contribution not to see it at it's best!
Thanks,
Asher
300% is a good way to check also, then it's also interesting to see at 100% (and even at 50%)ç'était pas du mauvais ésprit; et je savais d' exagerér en agrandissant a troiscent...
It is generally the last step before I save the file as LAB 16 bits, then:Still the question: Do you use it as last step, before reducing to 8-bit?
Nicolas, thanks for clarifying the action's place in your workflow.
This reminds me, that I generally tend to sharpen rather conservative, as - when delivering the shots - I never know its final size, use, CMYK-profile, etc.