I hope this isn't a ridiculous question.
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Sep 24, 2011
Lindsay T.
I'm brand new to this site and biggest question is, does anyone have any advice on how to take a good picture? It's probably my camera quality etc. but my pictures never show the true vibrant colors...so annoying! Feedback please! Thanks! xoxo
Sep 24, 2011
Amanda L.
I struggle with too...I try to take photos in natural lighting (in front of a window) but the colors just don't look as vibrant. Then I try taking photos with flash, the colors either get washed out or too harsh or other weird things. I cannot get my pictures to look as bright and beautiful like other peoples! I know a lot may have to do editing too but I don't want to edit the picture a whole bunch...
So I'd love to hear some advice too :)
Sep 24, 2011
Emily H.
Here's the link http://photobucket.com/
Oh and I'll show you a picture before I edit it....
I hope that helps!
Sep 24, 2011
Emily H.
Sorry the pictures are blurry.... :(
Sep 25, 2011
Lindsay T.
Yay! Thanks Emily!! xoxo
Sep 25, 2011
Lindsay T.
Emily...I know what I am going to be doing for a little while! Thank you! And Amanda, it doesn't require a lot of editing to the point that it's not even your look anymore! It's fabulous!
Sep 25, 2011
Nikki B.
play around with the settings on your camera, try changing the hue, there is usually a vibrancy or color setting, also try changing the exposure. When I first got my camera it made me look supper pale and blue with the flash and I had to play with the settings and you may need to change settings depending if you use flash or not.
Sometimes it takes 20-50 pics before I get it right and one I like.
Also if your taking pics of your eye up close try using the macro setting, it will help to focus better when the camera is up close. usually indicated by a pic of a flower o cameras.
Sep 25, 2011
Heather H.
Like what Amanda said, using a flash can really wash the colours out so try turning it off. It's best to take the photos in natural light, without the flash. Play with your camera's white balance settings (WB) to see what looks the most natural in your lighting situation. It's best to use a manual setting if you can look up how to in your manual.
Along with Nikki, I take a TON of photos.
Usually with those basic techniques I really don't have to do too much tweaking in photoshop.
Sep 25, 2011
Lindsay T.
Thanks everyone for the tips!
Sep 25, 2011
Binks B.
I know some people photoshop their pictures :)