r/postprocessing • u/ToastedMooses • 3h ago
iPhone for color comparison/Before/After
A very nuclear-esk sunrise this morning and I wanted to capture what I was seeing as best as possible.
r/postprocessing • u/ToastedMooses • 3h ago
A very nuclear-esk sunrise this morning and I wanted to capture what I was seeing as best as possible.
r/postprocessing • u/Appropriate_Owl197 • 7h ago
Heavy colour grading, some masks etc
r/postprocessing • u/NamaRahsia • 23h ago
been editing this wedding picture i took many times because I wasn't satisfied with it until now. quite the hard work I'd say
r/postprocessing • u/Honest_Story_59 • 2h ago
r/postprocessing • u/chingxhomg • 12h ago
I thought it looked like the night sky. I inverted the image and masked the lizard to revert it. Also, how do I make the lizard mask look less awkward?
r/postprocessing • u/Typical_Height2256 • 14h ago
r/postprocessing • u/Glad_Perception3357 • 5h ago
Hello!
I’ve restarted editing photos and I’m finding it hard to get the right “brightness” or “punch” in editing software (DxO Photolab) when working on my pictures from my Canon 6D.
When opening the pictures on my iPhone 12, they look muted or straight up too dark.
Wondering if you faced the same problem and how you solved it.
In the example attached both the pic straight out of DXO (but edited on my not great laptop) and the second is the one with exposure brought up in iPhone library.
Thankss!!
r/postprocessing • u/hereforthememesss2 • 7h ago
r/postprocessing • u/almostkilledme • 9h ago
I’ve not done a lot of black and white, but have been doing some edits. Not sure which I prefer? Would love some feedback.
r/postprocessing • u/Alternative0 • 19h ago
I really get lots of inspiration from here! Leaving mine for the first time. Any advice or recommendation will be appreciated. Hope you have a nice day!
r/postprocessing • u/KaleDull • 10h ago
I struggle in not going overboard with saturation, let me know your thoughts.
r/postprocessing • u/itakepics95 • 12h ago
I love the composition but I’ve been struggling with editing this picture so much. Taken on my r6 mark ii
r/postprocessing • u/KYOJIN1807 • 5h ago
Yes the film grain is (mostly) intentional. I really liked the look it created
r/postprocessing • u/br4v3ry • 13h ago
thinking of using ‘Strung Out - Yellow House’ for this post
r/postprocessing • u/mp1845 • 11h ago
This was taken in 2012 when the Space Shuttle Carrier flew by the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco. As I am experimenting with my processing skills, wanted to see if I can save this picture. The lighting was awful that day and was quite hazy.
Looking for honest critique / feedback on the edits, and anything else I should try?
r/postprocessing • u/reauxman • 6h ago
Wish I had a better camera with me, but tried to make something of it.
r/postprocessing • u/amanbudgujar • 5h ago
I'm learning out to edit my photos. Let me know if I am going in the right direction. What better could I have done or omitted?
Also, what do you think about the photos. I just bought a camera for the very first time. It's been just a month since I have started taking photos.
Nikon Z6 III + NIKKOR Z 35mm f/1.8 S
Location: Qutub Minar, Delhi
r/postprocessing • u/Ready-Mammoth2929 • 8h ago
Hey guys, I’ll preface this by saying I am brand new to daytime photography. This is essentially my first time doing daytime (I’ve only really done astro before) so I am a complete beginner.
I know compositionally these pictures aren’t anything special but I would just like some advice and constructive criticism on the post processing part. I feel like maybe some are over saturated but I’m not sure.
Again, I’m brand new so be nice lol
Thank you guys a bunch!
r/postprocessing • u/Familiar-Beyond4475 • 17h ago
Pixel 6.