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Published: 2013-03-27 09:30:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 2954; Favourites: 80; Downloads: 30
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There you go. If you have any questions just ask.I do edit differently depending on the what I want and the original. I do no crop my pictures, but you can do that if you want before or after you start the adjustments.
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Canon Digital Photo Professional
Photoshop CS6
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OMG thanks this tutorial is so cool! I never used adjustment maps.. I only use regulation/adjustment like the levels and color selective corrector... Good to know *v*
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Thank you for making this! It is very helpful.
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Do you have a really new or a really old camera? Canon or Nikon or something else? I find it a bit strange that you can't open RAW files on you PS, since it's a CS6... But I encountered this problem with my CS5.1 too, when I tried to open a RAW file shoot with Canon 600D. The RAW file was "new", I think, so my older version of PS didn't recognize it. But PS CS6 in school did, when I tried it later.
But yeah, this is a neat tutorial. I'm glad I'm not the only one who uses gradient map on a regular basis. (:
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I have the same cam, but I can't open the raw files. O_o
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YEEESSSS... Thankies for this. Now I know not to click on everything when editing photos. Hmm, I see that curves are really a necessity in editing photos, I've only used levels LOL
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Lol I never use levels its too harsh on the image.
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Thank you ^.^ I learned lot of useful things ^.^ Until now I were only using Curves from these things...I didn't know about Gradient map Selective colour... it makes my life my easier..xD
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this is very useful! I never use gradient map before.. shall try it someday~
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I was just looking for a tutorial like this- thanks so much!!
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wow, you edit picture a lot different from me, it's always fun to see how others make their picture magic!
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I not always do it like this it all depends on the photo.
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but still, I hardly never uses gradient layer!
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... I'm probably going to need this in the future. :'D Especially since the lighting in my house sucks. OTZ
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I can do all that cos my camera is a DSLR with a macro lens that allows me to photograph in low light.
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... I am jealous. |D I just have a standard digital camera.
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You can open RAW files in Photoshop sometimes, but your camera needs to be compatible with your version of Camera Raw. :< But you can download Adobe DNG converter and convert your raws to digital negatives, which still allow the same customization ability as RAW files.
Shooting Raw changed my life! My photos look so awesome now. Thanks for the awesome editing tutorial!
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Is the editing similar on photoshop?
You're welcome X3
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It isn't a photoshop editor really. Camera Raw has a different layout then Photoshop... but once you save it, it opens up as a jpeg in photoshop automatically.
But the camera raw layout is pretty simple/intuitive. I'm sure it is similar to the default programs our cameras come with.
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For the 1st editing is a Canon software for the EOS cameras. The 2nd is Photoshop CS6, but adjustment maps exist in any Photoshop version.
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Do you know where I could find the Canon Software that you used? I am googleing it but I haven't found the right program X_X
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Hmm, it came with my camera so I'm not sure
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oh I see xD
I already foud the program but I have not idea of how to shoot raw dx
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