[Digikam-users] Improving photos
Jürgen Flosbach dk
juergen.flosbach at bigfoot.com
Wed Apr 18 09:41:13 BST 2007
Mikolaj Machowski wrote:
> Hello,
>
> Some other general digital photography topic.
>
> Not all photos (I'd say minority) is coming from camera ideal.
> Sometimes you need to remove noise, highlight dark areas, improve
> levels.
>
> How often do you use this techniques?
> What are you doing with original photos?
> What techniques do you use?
Just my way.
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My objects are :
Landscape, flowers, macros, family, traveling
After shooting the images
create appropriate directory
create directory underneath called "original"
copy all new images into the "original" directory
delete bad images
create descriptions and tags for the good ones
rename, with the batch tool, all remaining images
according to my naming scheme.
adjust most of my images and save the result in the
directory above the "original"
adjusting tasks are :
rotate
crop
level
refocus
For more critical tasks I edit the pictures with Gimp ( unfortunately
Gimp doesn't ) keep the exif information.
Currently I shoot my images as JPEGs in highest resolution but maybe I
go back to shoot in RAW again.
I'm currently reading information about HDI and DRI.
The following link might be of interest :
http://turtle.as.arizona.edu/jdsmith/exposure_blend.php
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With regards
Juergen Flosbach
e-mail : juergen.flosbach at bigfoot.com
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