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- Ken Alexander
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I supose it depends on whether you are taking a photo and then go for the artistic result in your edits, or if you are trying to reproduce what you remember the image as you saw it at the time of taking. With raw images to me they require some sharpening as they are inherently soft. Noise is another adjustment for those that are high ISO due to taking in poor light to get that image at all costs or you've underexposed. Then there is highlight and shadow adjustments that may be require just a tweek. There is the removal of an object like a rubbish bin which one had not spotted at the time.
I've very rarely used a sky replacement just to try it out and would only use for an image for myself.
When viewing variuos YouTube videos it seems many make all sorts of edits to boost colours etc. I supose it just comes down to personal choice. Artistic or
a true record at the time.
I've very rarely used a sky replacement just to try it out and would only use for an image for myself.
When viewing variuos YouTube videos it seems many make all sorts of edits to boost colours etc. I supose it just comes down to personal choice. Artistic or
a true record at the time.