Lets play 10-29

[Ben Egbert]

Ryan, very nice blend job, I have been blending for several years and some images just defy the areas like this one between light and dark areas. I also tend to get a lighter canyon too bright I really like this

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Google is my friend LOLOL

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Ryan, very nice blend job, I have been blending for several years and some images just defy the areas like this one between light and dark areas. I also tend to get a lighter canyon too bright I really like this

I like lighter canyoo's, can you's shouldn't be dark....OMG I have to get off the computer!

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Ryan, very nice blend job, I have been blending for several years and some images just defy the areas like this one between light and dark areas. I also tend to get a lighter canyon too bright I really like this

You fixed it...

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Am I the only one that straightened it?

 

[Ben Egbert]

The north rim of the Grand Canyon is higher then the south rim, you either have the camera level or tilt it to make the horizon look level. I usually leave the horizon a bit off.

 

[Mike Sussman]

Hey Mike, Now we are talking! I like your thinking out of the box with this as to how your final look is.

As for the added saturation, are you converting the Color Profile to sRGB when getting your image ready for the web?

Thanks! I didn't convert the color profile. I've never had to do that before so don't know how.

 

[Ben Egbert]

I did two conversions, starting with the raws.

 

[Mike Sussman]

Hey Mike, Now we are talking! I like your thinking out of the box with this as to how your final look is.

As for the added saturation, are you converting the Color Profile to sRGB when getting your image ready for the web?

Here's another version with a blue sky. And I think I fixed the saturation issue. I upgraded to Lightroom CC one week before they introduced LR Classic. I guess when it upgraded, it automatically set the Color Profile to ProPhoto RGB. I changed it to sRGB. Apparently the ProPhoto RGB still posts correctly on Facebook, but it needs to be on sRGB here. I'll just keep it there. Thanks for the suggestion!

 

[Ben Egbert]

It's always best to convert to sRGB before posting. This looks pretty god, but something funny is going on with the cliff below the horizon on the right side. I fought the same thing with my conversions, hard to select that area and not have halos.

 

[JimFox]

Here's another version with a blue sky. And I think I fixed the saturation issue. I upgraded to Lightroom CC one week before they introduced LR Classic. I guess when it upgraded, it automatically set the Color Profile to ProPhoto RGB. I changed it to sRGB. Apparently the ProPhoto RGB still posts correctly on Facebook, but it needs to be on sRGB here. I'll just keep it there. Thanks for the suggestion!


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Hey Mike, I like your updated edit, and I am glad you found out what the issue was!

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Mike now that is beautiful, but I agree with Ben, something funny in the mountain under the sky!

 

[JimFox]

Darcy Grizzle is this weeks Lets Play winner! Congrats Darcy!

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Wow thank you! Beginners luck . Can't really believe it with all the fantastic images in this let's play!

 

[Ben Egbert]

Congrats Darcy. You did a really good job.

 

[Darcy Grizzle]

Thanks Ben & thanks for letting us play with your shots!