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8/15/2002
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Still furiously working on the previous wedding's photos, but here's one from another for a change up
(it is the wedding season after all).
No matter how amazingly cute the bride and groom are, this couple always steals the most aww's.
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I'm looking at my photos from a different monitor and I clearly need to re-calibrate the one I work on
with something other than my eyeballs. Oh, how I wish I still had access to a color lab with a $7,000
monitor capable of displaying full Adobe RGB gamut, and almost equally expensive 44" photo printers
that color calibrated themselves.
Anyway, I'm thinking X-Rite's i1/Eye-One LT, as that's seemingly the best for the money. I've heard
mixed reviews about Pantone's Huey. Any other colorimeter suggestions?
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Maybe it's just me, but I get the feeling that people aren't so into the "stylistic" shots anymore
(or were they ever?), with the noise and blur and sepia tone. I suppose it's a matter of taste
and not over-doing things like many a myspace-ers do with their camera phone shots. But, if
you botch a decently composed shot, it's a good way to sort-of make up for it.
This shot was 6 stops underexposed, noisy (especially after pulling the exposure back up), and
had camera shake. So I added in even more noise and blur. It's definitely not the best photo
of the ones I've finished (I probably could've done without the faux vignette/border), but at
least you can see what's in the frame now.
And that's my philosophy: if you screw up, screw it up worse and then pretend you did it on purpose.
I'll probably add more photos, but working til 1am doesn't give me much time to do a lot of editing,
so it'll be a while.
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Here's a handful more photos. I've put em up of facebook too, but facebook just sucks the life and
quality right out of all the photos. These are better to look at.
This is it for posting the wedding photos here. Wait a month and then ask me for the finished
products.
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