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Originally Posted by Matt gloss
Thankyou Psion Kayla is as always 'stunning' in your photography.
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Thanks Matt. Glad you like them.
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Originally Posted by Tommo10
The colours look pretty spot on, on my pc 
They are all superb photos, an excellent shoot 
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Have to admit Tommo, this was one of the most enjoyable shoots I've done in a long while. Found the place by accident. It's kinda off the beaten track, and although a few cyclists went past, I had no interruptions from the usual dog walkers. The sun was out and I had the place to myself for a few hours which makes things much more relaxing rather than shooting in town. Every time I was about to pack up and leave, I thought, just a few more
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Originally Posted by Maviarab
Lovely posing.
As to your questions, having 3 monitors, one specifically for graphic work, they do look a tad saturated...almost as if a grunge type filter has been applied. I assume this is by design so colour/look wise they are perfectly fine.
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Cheers for this Maviarab,
I do love the way she poses. Her light weight means I can get away with the one legged, bent knee and crossed leg poses much more than I can with a TPE or silicone girl. Makes all the difference and adds to the realism.
I'm using Lightroom but only increased the 'red' saturation, dropped the greens and yellows, but upped the clarity to max which may be what's giving the grunge affect?
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Originally Posted by shamus
Hi Psion,
absolutely stunning photo set as always.
until you mentioned that you were questioning your own images I couldn't see anything amiss at all.
Now, I have two monitors (I have more but only two connectors on the video card). an Acer (piece of shit) and an IIyama (swear by these rather than at them!).
On the Acer I could see what you mean but only once you told me to look for it. Up until then I thought the images perfection incarnate.
On the better monitor (The IIyama) the images are absolutely perfect.
My conclusion is that your images are great. (No surprise there then!) but lesser displays may not do them justice.
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Hi Shamus, appreciate the feedback. Still surprised at the difference between my laptop and tablet. Guess I need to invest in a decent monitor.
The left image my laptop, the right my tablet, although both look slightly less saturated here, but you can see what I'm taking about with the red 'glow' on the tablet. I'm hoping that what you are seeing is more like the left image.
Psion