I don't know what u really meant.Hi,
I would like to enquire how some pictures appears to be in black and white but yet the color of the subject remain unchange?
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is call selective color or spot color, just google or youtube for photoshop tutorials.Hi,
I would like to enquire how some pictures appears to be in black and white but yet the color of the subject remain unchange?
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Of course this is the simplest. There are other ways.
Hope this helps.
Sorry to OT..
Is this considered manipulation or colour correction?? :dunno:
In most competition which states something like "simple editing", is this PP allowed?it is manipulation, since it isn't in any way representative of reality in the briefest sense of the word.
not sure what you mean by color correction - the term itself is vague. if you mean color MANIPULATION, probably. if you mean correction of color to reflect what is seen in reality, probably not.
In most competition which states something like "simple editing", is this PP allowed?
Ok, thanks for the help.that is really vague, honestly. all i know is that it is allowed in sypa.
you can try your luck and see, or ask the organisers. they would know best.
simple editing usually means minor adjustment on WB, level, contrast and correct perspective stuffs like that...In most competition which states something like "simple editing", is this PP allowed?
Ya, I'm aware of this.simple editing usually means minor adjustment on WB, level, contrast and correct perspective stuffs like that...
not salvaging an over or underexpose 2, 3 stops image or crop a 20MP image into 4MP image due to poor composition. or heavy sharpening due to focusing error.