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Message: OK, I color adjusted all now.... much better. Interior looks natural now too.
Changed By: Bruce In Philly (2000 S Boxster, now '09 C2S)
Change Date: February 17, 2013 10:02AM
OK, I color adjusted all now.... much better. Interior looks natural now too.
Change Date: February 17, 2013 10:02AM
OK, I color adjusted all now.... much better. Interior looks natural now too.
Sorry, I don't know what I was thinking, or seeing, when I processed these pics. I know put saturation back to 0 (I was desaturating to improve color - this was the wrong approach) and set camera calibration to "Faithful". This made a world of difference. Used LightRoom 4 and shot RAW.
https://picasaweb.google.com/101334518573666809964/CarMine9972
Moral of this story, is beware dealer's digital cameras... few really understand that what comes out of a digital camera, even the real expensive ones, is not accuracy but "pop". Google "Porsche Ruby Red" images and compare what you find with what I just published...... the web pics are bright red while mine are now more subdued and have that rust tone.
My other hobby is photography hence my embarrassment about the incorrect color - I even have a calibrated monitor. Check out my blog for amateur photographers here: [url=http://www.TravelThroughPictures.com]My Photo Blog[/url]
Peace
Bruce in Philly
https://picasaweb.google.com/101334518573666809964/CarMine9972
Moral of this story, is beware dealer's digital cameras... few really understand that what comes out of a digital camera, even the real expensive ones, is not accuracy but "pop". Google "Porsche Ruby Red" images and compare what you find with what I just published...... the web pics are bright red while mine are now more subdued and have that rust tone.
My other hobby is photography hence my embarrassment about the incorrect color - I even have a calibrated monitor. Check out my blog for amateur photographers here: [url=http://www.TravelThroughPictures.com]My Photo Blog[/url]
Peace
Bruce in Philly
Original Message
Author: Bruce In Philly (2000 S Boxster, now '09 C2S)Date: February 17, 2013 10:01AM
OK, I color adjusted all now.... much better. Interior looks natural now too.
Sorry, I don't know what I was thinking, or seeing, when I processed these pics. I know put saturation back to 0 (I was desaturating to improve color - this was the wrong approach) and set camera calibration to "Faithful". This made a world of difference. Used LightRoom 4 and shot RAW.
Moral of this story, is beware dealer's digital cameras... few really understand that what comes out of a digital camera, even the real expensive ones, is not accuracy but "pop". Google "Porsche Ruby Red" images and compare what you find with what I just published...... the web pics are bright red while mine are now more subdued and have that rust tone.
My other hobby is photography hence my embarrassment about the incorrect color - I even have a calibrated monitor. Check out my blog for amateur photographers here: [url=http://www.TravelThroughPictures.com]My Photo Blog[/url]
Peace
Bruce in Philly
Moral of this story, is beware dealer's digital cameras... few really understand that what comes out of a digital camera, even the real expensive ones, is not accuracy but "pop". Google "Porsche Ruby Red" images and compare what you find with what I just published...... the web pics are bright red while mine are now more subdued and have that rust tone.
My other hobby is photography hence my embarrassment about the incorrect color - I even have a calibrated monitor. Check out my blog for amateur photographers here: [url=http://www.TravelThroughPictures.com]My Photo Blog[/url]
Peace
Bruce in Philly