mfotom

<p>Is there supposed to be a difference when viewing photographs in prewiev mode compared to when i'm viewing the same photograph in photoshop? I have my monitor calibrated with spyder color vision and yet i find that the photos in photoshop look different to that of preview mode on my Apple computer.<br>

Would like to know if this is normal. Look forward to hearing your responses.<br>

Thank you.<br>

mphotom</p>

yes mark

y si i have heard of dof

mostly ps then?

i was thinking of getting a NIKON 14-24/2.8

hi, i have a nikon d200 and i would like to know what lens i need to get this effect?

who cares?

just take pictures!

peace

thanx for the tip mike but the manual is in german and i dont speak german. thats why im here. ill do test shots and see how it goes

in short, should the area i selected be the only point that lights up? or do all the focal points light up as well

ok thanx i got the lock off. i got the position where i want it but i it seems to still be focusing on all the honeybocombs. the selected honey comb lights up brighter but i still get a reading as if the whole viewfinder is focusing. (hope that makes sense, late here in holland;) is there something i must change in the menu?

thanx again for your help

unlock? unlock what?

hiya, i just got a d200. i was wondering if there was a way to select one of

the "honeycomb" focal points. is this possible? for instance, im shooting full

body shot and i want to focus with the top focal point (honeycomb) on the

subject's face. hope this makes sense and i would appreciate any replies that

would help.

thanx

one more thing. I have many of these photos and time is of the essence. What is the quickest way to do this?

hello,

 

I was wondering how i could replace or cancel out the shadow of this image.

Does any one have any clues and or ideas that can be used in PS?

Thanx for your help

 

michael<div></div>

ok just checked this image with PS and again the image i posted is a little blue compared to PS image. Sorry im going on about this, but if you could only hear the complaints i get. I keep telling them that its their monitor thats the problem. Anyways, thanx again for your help

work in sRGB on my camera and keep adobe 98 on PS? i just uploaded an image and she looks fine here

this image is just to see what it looks like here (comparing it to my PS version)<div></div>

its a syncmaster 920 n samsung

how do i calibrate?

hi,

 

i need help. I work for a casting company as a photographer. I use a minolta

7d for most shoots. When shooting i use natural sRGB. I then work the fotos on

PS and they look great(using adobe 98 RGB). I dont normally view the images in

windows picture fax viewer but i have been recieving complaints about the

colouring and contrast....i get a blueish cast along with more saturation and

more contrast than what i get in my PS set up. I understand that monitors

differ and an image is never the same from one monitor to another but i was

wondering if this has to do with my set up on camera, my set up on PS or my

set up on monitor. How do i change or fix this problem.

Again, pictures look great in PS but when opened with windows picture fax

viewer i get this problem of unwanted contrast and blueish tint.

i would appreciate your help and advice.

thanx

michael

hi,

 

i need help. I work for a casting company as a photographer. I use a minolta

7d for most shoots. When shooting i use natural sRGB. I then work the fotos on

PS and they look great(using adobe 98 RGB). I dont normally view the images in

windows picture fax viewer but i have been recieving complaints about the

colouring and contrast....i get a blueish cast along with more saturation and

more contrast than what i get in my PS set up. I understand that monitors

differ and an image is never the same from one monitor to another but i was

wondering if this has to do with my set up on camera, my set up on PS or my

set up on monitor. How do i change or fix this problem.

Again, pictures look great in PS but when opened with windows picture fax

viewer i get this problem of unwanted contrast and blueish tint.

i would appreciate your help and advice.

thanx

michael

hi,

 

i need help. I work for a casting company as a photographer. I use a minolta

7d for most shoots. When shooting i use natural sRGB. I then work the fotos on

PS and they look great(using adobe 98 RGB). I dont normally view the images in

windows picture fax viewer but i have been recieving complaints about the

colouring and contrast....i get a blueish cast along with more saturation and

more contrast than what i get in my PS set up. I understand that monitors

differ and an image is never the same from one monitor to another but i was

wondering if this has to do with my set up on camera, my set up on PS or my

set up on monitor. How do i change or fix this problem.

Again, pictures look great in PS but when opened with windows picture fax

viewer i get this problem of unwanted contrast and blueish tint.

i would appreciate your help and advice.

thanx

michael