Yeah, you probably don't need to fake any, I thought that would be hard to fake it, they have a "fog" setting or effect in Photoshop?
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Yeah, you probably don't need to fake any, I thought that would be hard to fake it, they have a "fog" setting or effect in Photoshop?
Of course, there are fog brushes and other similar actions in Photoshop, but I don't use such things. You wouldn't believe, what is possible to fake in Photoshop ;)
I have my editing routine, and every image is somehow edited the same way, which of course depends on the image also.
Howdy today sir johannpiber! Is that really neccessary or are you just a perfectionist?
I would say, it is necessarry, because I shoot in RAW and such a photo has to be "developed". This is why I have to edit my photos, and of course, I edit them in a way, which I like ;)Hello @janton,
wow, I don't do anything to mine except to make them the right size!
Photographing in RAW is the best option, because you can develop it like you want. I can change the aperture, the white balance and much more.
Of course, the better my settings are when I photograph, the less I have to do afterwards at the computer ;)
I never fool with settings, no wonder my pictures are no good! lol
I have never had any problems with your images - good morning @janton :)