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Hi Pentaxian friends.
My last post, "More photo essay with the K-7, the 18-55mm and 50-200mm kit lenses. " someone replied that the photos were all underexposed or too dark. I got to think about it and since I don't calibrate my monitor (which I should) maybe my monitor doesn't render the images correctly. I am posting the same images, manipulated in PhotoShop to be lighter. Are those images better or is it a matter of taste? Maybe I need a new monitor!
Thanks,
Yvon Bourque
Hi Pentaxian friends.
My last post, "More photo essay with the K-7, the 18-55mm and 50-200mm kit lenses. " someone replied that the photos were all underexposed or too dark. I got to think about it and since I don't calibrate my monitor (which I should) maybe my monitor doesn't render the images correctly. I am posting the same images, manipulated in PhotoShop to be lighter. Are those images better or is it a matter of taste? Maybe I need a new monitor!
Thanks,
Yvon Bourque
5 comments:
these look too bright on my monitor :)
Yador,
So maybe it's not my monitor.Were the pictures in the previous post too dark on your monitor?
well I think I find the one before the last a bit darker than I would like perhaps... and the shot before that might be better if it was a tad bit darker I feel. but it's all very subjective.
I find these a tad too bright, like the 1st one. Maybe I'm used to our pentax camera's under exposing? :)
They look fine to me! Love the 3rd shot BTW.
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