dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
that looks better then the first ryan
Photos suck need help.
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RyanG
Reef enthusiast
But it still looks like crap
Picasso
Seahorse Whisperer
Ok, so you are saying that they are good when you take the shot? You are putting them on your computer before you put them here, do they look good on your computer screen?
catherine
catherine
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
Umm they look OK at photobucket still dont look great. Look great on camera.
dustin_P74
Reef enthusiast
i was having the same problem because my old camera didnt have enough megapixels to keep the same image when it blew it up
Picasso
Seahorse Whisperer
What size images are you shooting? this sounds like a software problem! YEAH, we can work that out, can you email me the file?
Catherine
Catherine
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
Yeah I think so. PM me your addy
d2mini
Reef enthusiast
Your camera screen is like 2" big.
Of course they look good.
Looking at them at 100% on your computer, in a photo app (not after uploading to a website like photobucket) is the only way to tell how they truly look.
So if they look good there, then we can help you with correctly downsizing and saving for web.
Of course they look good.
Looking at them at 100% on your computer, in a photo app (not after uploading to a website like photobucket) is the only way to tell how they truly look.
So if they look good there, then we can help you with correctly downsizing and saving for web.
Picasso
Seahorse Whisperer
Well, sometimes you can fix some problems by upping contrast and pulling out noise. I got it a little better but still not what you are looking for. Dennis and dustin are right, you just don't have the info there to start with. After resizing and playing with it, this is what I came up with:
I've had kids with software issues that made their shots look like crap when their image was actually taken properly. I was hoping that was your problem. My next advice is to take a whole bunch of photos changing it a little each time (try backing up, changing the angle, more light, less light, more light close, less light far...). When you upload them can you get a good shot?
I've had kids with software issues that made their shots look like crap when their image was actually taken properly. I was hoping that was your problem. My next advice is to take a whole bunch of photos changing it a little each time (try backing up, changing the angle, more light, less light, more light close, less light far...). When you upload them can you get a good shot?
RyanG
Reef enthusiast
Thanks Catherine, that is a pretty accurate representation of what the coral looks like to the eye. Need to practice practice practice.
