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So the family photoshoot I did a couple days ago produced 4 images that the family wanted large prints of. Here are the edits, the color is off on these images online and corrected for prints later. Most of these were cropped, so some resolution was lost.

I showed them some examples of simple editing (soft wash and vignettes). They really liked that look and wanted it strong on most pictures. Here we go:

Family

Full Res: http://shuttershane.com/gallery/v/rob-steph-girls/edits-2/IMG_8564-edit.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=1



Girls Surprised

Full res: http://shuttershane.com/gallery/v/rob-steph-girls/edits-2/IMG_8601.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=1



Full res: http://shuttershane.com/gallery/v/rob-steph-girls/edits-2/IMG_8611.jpg.html?g2_imageViewsIndex=1

 
I think they are beautiful.

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They are all lovely pictures and well taken. However, there's a discrepancies in terms of color and tone. I think if you are going to print them out as a series of 4 pictures then there should be a consistency on how the photos are being retouched.

These are not hard to fix and you'll get lovely prints from them.

Congratulations!
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The colors were fixed before being printed. I am color blind so that probably explains the issues. I had my business partner correct the color before we printed them :)
Chaitee Tandhanskul said:
They are all lovely pictures and well taken. However, there's a
discrepancies in terms of color and tone. I think if you are going to
print them out as a series of 4 pictures then there should be a
consistency on how the photos are being retouched.

These are not hard to fix and you'll get lovely prints from them.

Congratulations!
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http://www.bangkoksartoria.com
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Please post lens used as this can affect the outcome of photos. The color, saturation and clarity of the first one is in line with other posters. A definite step up from the original 5D.
 
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