Comments on: An Initial Shot from the G9 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205 Thu, 01 Jul 2010 05:39:05 -0700 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.2 hourly 1 By: Brian http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-797 Brian Wed, 28 May 2008 13:08:35 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-797 Great suggestion Jason, thanks! I also replied back to Dana in e-mail and suggested a similar approach (exporting from Lightroom in something other than sRGB and then allowing Photoshop to do the convesrion at the end). Dana, hopefully that does the trick. Also, I just realized you're from Boulder. I live down in Highlands Ranch! I'm loving the Colorado weather. Great suggestion Jason, thanks! I also replied back to Dana in e-mail and suggested a similar approach (exporting from Lightroom in something other than sRGB and then allowing Photoshop to do the convesrion at the end).

Dana, hopefully that does the trick. Also, I just realized you’re from Boulder. I live down in Highlands Ranch! I’m loving the Colorado weather.

]]> By: Jason http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-795 Jason Wed, 28 May 2008 04:21:18 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-795 Hi Dana - I would actually recommend porting to PS from LR as a TIFF in ProPhoto mode (which is native to LR). Once in PS, from there make any final clones, layers, and other app specific adjustments needed before final gamut compression to jpg. (The final two things I do are sharpen, then output to sRGB jpg when processing for the web.) Hi Dana – I would actually recommend porting to PS from LR as a TIFF in ProPhoto mode (which is native to LR). Once in PS, from there make any final clones, layers, and other app specific adjustments needed before final gamut compression to jpg. (The final two things I do are sharpen, then output to sRGB jpg when processing for the web.)

]]> By: danainboulder http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-794 danainboulder Mon, 26 May 2008 15:43:42 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-794 i saw your post re: exporting from lightroom and the droplet for sharpening. have you used this for your blog photos? i am having trouble with color. it seems like if i send it through photoshop after exporting as sRGB, photoshop is unhappy and the photo comes out very grey. any suggestions? i saw your post re: exporting from lightroom and the droplet for sharpening. have you used this for your blog photos? i am having trouble with color. it seems like if i send it through photoshop after exporting as sRGB, photoshop is unhappy and the photo comes out very grey. any suggestions?

]]> By: Jason http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-792 Jason Sat, 24 May 2008 18:35:25 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-792 At least you get smiles - when my wife sees a lens pointing at her, all I see is a blur or a few choice digits (usually just one) in the photo... :) At least you get smiles – when my wife sees a lens pointing at her, all I see is a blur or a few choice digits (usually just one) in the photo… :)

]]> By: Brian http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-791 Brian Sat, 24 May 2008 01:09:01 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-791 Thanks Jason! It was a bit of an odd shot, but just as you mentioned, I posted it because I liked the range of shadow and highlight the G9 was able to capture. That, and the fact that all the other pictures were of my kids standing in our living room giving goofy smiles. Thanks Jason! It was a bit of an odd shot, but just as you mentioned, I posted it because I liked the range of shadow and highlight the G9 was able to capture. That, and the fact that all the other pictures were of my kids standing in our living room giving goofy smiles.

]]> By: Jason http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205/comment-page-1#comment-790 Jason Fri, 23 May 2008 20:08:31 +0000 http://professionalsnapshots.com/blog/archives/205#comment-790 Ooooooh, look at d'em sexy legs Brian - nice field test on controlling highlights and shadows! ;) Just kidding...I've been thinking about a P&S to supplement the SLR unit, but would like to have 2 SLR's (primary and a backup) before adding a P&S to the mix...good preliminary thoughts here though about the noise - will keep that in mind. Ooooooh, look at d’em sexy legs Brian – nice field test on controlling highlights and shadows! ;) Just kidding…I’ve been thinking about a P&S to supplement the SLR unit, but would like to have 2 SLR’s (primary and a backup) before adding a P&S to the mix…good preliminary thoughts here though about the noise – will keep that in mind.

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