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Hi all,
Today I took some photos at a reception with a Canon EOS 350XT. I used the on camera flash, but didn’t realize that right above the subject was a very strong tungsten light shining directly down. So the front of the subject looks good, but the what can be seen of the top of the poor guy and the face of the guy standing beside him looks like the picture was taken using a candle light<g> I have several photographs that I would like to print out, but the results I’ve got are far from impressive. I use PS CS (not CS2, which I know has better/more white balance features) and I can’t seem to figure out what adjustments are appropriate. I do levels and curves on all photos that I process, but I’m unsure what would be the correct steps. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Arnor Baldvinsson
San Antonio, Texas,
Today I took some photos at a reception with a Canon EOS 350XT. I used the on camera flash, but didn’t realize that right above the subject was a very strong tungsten light shining directly down. So the front of the subject looks good, but the what can be seen of the top of the poor guy and the face of the guy standing beside him looks like the picture was taken using a candle light<g> I have several photographs that I would like to print out, but the results I’ve got are far from impressive. I use PS CS (not CS2, which I know has better/more white balance features) and I can’t seem to figure out what adjustments are appropriate. I do levels and curves on all photos that I process, but I’m unsure what would be the correct steps. Any ideas?
Best regards,
Arnor Baldvinsson
San Antonio, Texas,
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