My apologies then @Christophe Berche , so the target is to achieve natural image ? without much colour and contrast ?
You didn't respect the contrat, you just had to touch the contrast (just remove) , it looks more like an HDR (the photo doesn't look very natural anymore), the modification of the levels is to my taste more subtle, it rebalances the colors, and attenuates the dominant colors which darkens the photo (similar to the first time has contrast)
The tutorial shows the development of this technique.
My apologies then @Christophe Berche , so the target is to achieve natural image ? without much colour and contrast ?
Jack You don't have to apologize.
you just said that the difference between the 2 pictures was the contrast, so I told you to upload the picture and then change the contrast. You won't get the same result. The result of the second photo is much more natural and the color nuance is much softer.
the language barrier is not always easy.
in a first time remove the contrast, and in a second time play with the level RGB (blue, red and green ) as tutorial, you see after the difference (without language translatorLet me try again.
I'm going to repeat myself but I find that the nuance is subtle, and the result is quite correct, it's a good compromise.
thank youJack for playing the game
I'm going to repeat myself but I find that the nuance is subtle, and the result is quite correct, it's a good compromise.
thank youJack for playing the game
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