Basic Photo Editing for Cam models tutorial #3 brightness and curves
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Isobel, you should look up adjustment layers, they are fing great.
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Nice curves.
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Lol Borat ftw <3
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Question: how can you make similar shots have consistant exposure? say you have 10 images that are similar after editing they tend to not have the same brightness. (some are darker and others are brighter).
brent847 3 months ago
@brent847 I would do a batch of photos in a batch editing program like Lightroom or Bridge, because you could set all the photos to have a consistent exposure. It is a tough one though. I tend to just eyeball them all but I'm sure there's a better, more professional way to do it.
IsobelWren05 3 months ago