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Re: THE FOUNDRY . . .
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lugnet.build.mecha
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Thu, 3 Jan 2002 17:35:23 GMT
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In lugnet.build.mecha, Kyle Keppler writes:
> Anyways, I have a question. For all your pics, did you have to manually
> mask out the background with photoshop or is the white background allready a
> perfect white?
I use a very large sheet of white paper in the back.
http://www.stagetheory.com/foundry/photo_tips.htm
> I have tried, but my white backgrounds allways turn out
> another shade of white. Like this pic:
> http://brickshelf.com/gallery/Kyle/Mecha/hotaru/dsc01241.jpg That background
> should be white, but I guess the red is making the camera adjust weird
> making the white not white.
I'm surprised by the severity of the color problem on that picture. Judging
from your picture you have a pretty good camera too, I don't know what would
throw it off like that.
If you have photoshop, go into the color settings and mess with the red blue
adjustment and try to get the background to a grey. If you are unable to get
it to grey try adjusting the hue and saturation in very small increments.
If you look at the link above there is mention of levels. The absolute
white dropper is just about the best tool there is for getting the
background white. You should then adjust the median adjustment on levels to
fine tune the contrast.
If that doesn't work out for you, email me off line. Give me details like,
lighting, environment, and camera you are using.
sun
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| We're not worthy! Or at least I'm not. :-) Anyways, I have a question. For all your pics, did you have to manually mask out the background with photoshop or is the white background allready a perfect white? I have tried, but my white backgrounds (...) (23 years ago, 3-Jan-02, to lugnet.build.mecha)
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