Darcy Grizzle
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ah hah, got it! Yes those directions work for me Ben. I picked this picture as I keep going back to re-edit it & i just can't get it how I want it & am ready to delete it. hahahah.
Following Ben's Embed directions
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Darcy Grizzle
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figured it out!
Darcy Grizzle
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Here is my edit!
Darcy Grizzle
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Ben the 1st is the nef. straight out of camera, sized to 3000 on the long side & that is all I did other than save as a jpg. Then after I put it here I went & edited my original nef. in lightroom changing it to Adobe Landscape
Here is my version.
Darcy Grizzle
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Yours looks so much sharper. Here is the screen shot
No idea why it showed CMYK then.
I did several things I set the black and white point which spread out the histogram, I used about 10 each haze and clarity. I added just a taste of shadow highlight, and added some gamma. Then I sharpened, two rounds. One with a large radius small amount and one with about 150, .5.0
I did several things I set the black and white point which spread out the histogram, I used about 10 each haze and clarity. I added just a taste of shadow highlight, and added some gamma. Then I sharpened, two rounds. One with a large radius small amount and one with about 150, .5.0
Darcy Grizzle
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so I just noticed it says cmyk/8/preview up in the jpg bar....is that something on my camera?
CMYK is a color space. I believe it's used in the printing industry. I am not sure how to convert to it, and did not see it as an option in ACR. Maybe we have an expert around who can explain it.
It stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and K is black.
It stands for Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, and K is black.
Hey Darcy,
What Color Profile is your camera set to? I would recommend Adobe sRGB
In Photoshop the Color Profile can get changed in the Edit Menu with either "Assign Profile" or "Convert to Profile". Are you selecting either of those? Somewhere you selected the CYMK, can you remember where? Is it happening for all of your photos?
As to Landscape Mode, you shouldn't be applying any kind of presets when you load your Raw photos into ACR. You want to work with the Raw image you took, not your Raw image that now contains someone elses predefined adjustments, which is what you are doing when you select Landscape Mode.
What Color Profile is your camera set to? I would recommend Adobe sRGB
In Photoshop the Color Profile can get changed in the Edit Menu with either "Assign Profile" or "Convert to Profile". Are you selecting either of those? Somewhere you selected the CYMK, can you remember where? Is it happening for all of your photos?
As to Landscape Mode, you shouldn't be applying any kind of presets when you load your Raw photos into ACR. You want to work with the Raw image you took, not your Raw image that now contains someone elses predefined adjustments, which is what you are doing when you select Landscape Mode.
Darcy Grizzle
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.......I didn't select it in ACR. I opened my raw in Photoshop, changed the size to 3000. Checked the mode to make sure it was on 8bits, checked the Color Profile & it said SRGB, saved it as a jpg. Embedded into the gallery and the critique forum.Hey Darcy,
What Color Profile is your camera set to? I would recommend Adobe sRGB.....yep checked it last night & that is what it is set on
In Photoshop the Color Profile can get changed in the Edit Menu with either "Assign Profile" or "Convert to Profile". Are you selecting either of those? Somewhere you selected the CYMK, can you remember where? ...nope as I never change my color profile. Is it happening for all of your photos?.... nope not happening on all of them...I checked some other nef's last night in lightroom by clicking edit in photoshop and checked all the profiles & they were all SRGB.
As to Landscape Mode, you shouldn't be applying any kind of presets when you load your Raw photos into ACR. You want to work with the Raw image you took, not your Raw image that now contains someone elses predefined adjustments, which is what you are doing when you select Landscape Mode.
After I embedded into both of those places I went back into lightroom to do my edit on it and that is when I clicked the preset Landscape mode