shotonmaui
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I shoot in jpeg and need to stay there
.Anyone have a suggested setting at Hue Adjustment for Warming Flesh Tones.
.Anyone have a suggested setting at Hue Adjustment for Warming Flesh Tones.
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D 100?- How to Warm Flesh Tones.?
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Clark Hampton
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If you are shooting in regular daylight then use cloudy with an adjustment of -2 or -3. That warms up skin tones unless it's a really overcast sky (blue light) then you may need to go to the "sgade" setting with no adjustment.
But you have to be careful you don't make the skin go orange (too much warmth).
Remember, It's digital and you get to choose the white balance. It's like putting a filter on daylight film.
Once you are close to the warmth you want, then you may have to adjust it in Photoshop or other editor to tweak it.
But you have to be careful you don't make the skin go orange (too much warmth).
Remember, It's digital and you get to choose the white balance. It's like putting a filter on daylight film.
Once you are close to the warmth you want, then you may have to adjust it in Photoshop or other editor to tweak it.
Clark Hampton
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shotonmaui
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I am shooting indoors with Strobes....
Have WB set at Flash.....
Have WB set at Flash.....
shotonmaui
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simon
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this may be a tad too warm, but adjust accordingly.
1. Cloudy -2
2. sRGB III
3. Hue +3
happy easter,
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1. Cloudy -2
2. sRGB III
3. Hue +3
happy easter,
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shotonmaui
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How about the recipe under Strobe....?
thanks...jp
thanks...jp
straycat40
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Why not try it under strobe and see how it looks? I leave mine at cloudy -3 when I use the flash, looks better to me.
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