Oyama;

You should have seen how they looked in Real-Life then a few days ago

I know. I'd love to replicate the sunsets I have here in France, red sun, yellow rays, dark grey clouds.....

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Oyama;

I remember that from my trip to France a few years back, some strange but good coloring of the sky elements
It would be so much easier if the textures did not need to be created as a puzzle, so that it can fit together in every direction

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--JawZ--
Absolutely true !

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@Saberus Can I get a link to your config? It looks great!

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Beautiful girl you've got there, Saberus!

I am trying to calibrate my monitor, but I''m not sure if I've done it right. Can you see where this characters hair ends, or does it blend into the background? Does the image look too dark? Too much contrast? Thank you for helping!



Which one of these three images do you like best?

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they look good on my side. Photo #2 get my vote.

BTW my monitor is calibrated using Xrite Eye-One color meter.

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evok99;

The colors are all "separated" without any blending on my screens, both my "eye-calibrated" monitor and my hardware calibrated monitor.

The third shoot looks best in my opinion, the colors are very natural/neutral looking in that one and are more defined.
Then I would go with the first shoot (or 2nd depending how you see it) a bit more saturation in it but at good level, not too much that is.
The third shoot looked to be a bit over exposed or just at the edge of being overexposed.