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Some pics from the wedding I shot. Looking back now, I would have done a lot of things differently. But well I gotta learn somehow. Personally I would do a BW conversion. But I don't know how the images will be set up in the album, so I just left them pretty much untouched, with the exception of removing yellowish hue cast in the highlights on people's faces. Seeing the images again, I see that I have to fix some of the work that I did on them.
Anyway here it is.
How did you set up your white balance? Did you shoot in RAW? The color cast is an easy fix with RAW, but I suspect you shot jpeg? A lot of the photos seem soft or blurry. What were your camera settings? Don't know if you want some constructive feed back but if you do then I suggest you open up a separate post for suggestions/help/critique on these photos.
Good job for a first attempt though. Did you get all of the bridesmaids' cell numbers? :^)
Your best solution to fix the white balance in those photos if they are not raw is to use "Selective Color" in photoshop under the adjustments menu. You can go into individual colors or just go to neutrals and pull out some yellow and tweak your Cyan and Magenta. You may already know this but I love using selective color in photoshop.
Good job, poster. One thing to consider if you want to avoid doing some of that in post is to white balance your flash to the ambient using a color gel. They sell kits with the holder included.
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from few weeks ago
and wide angle for a portrait :)
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