Absolutely no edits done on the phone. I'm shooting in RAW format using a third-party camera app, with an Automatic Exposure Bracketing feature. After capture, I hook up my phone directly to PC using USB and I transfer all the files over into folder(s) that's also synced to Google Drive.
In Adobe Bridge, I open up the individual exposures for each shot in Adobe Camera Raw and blend them together as an HDR image. After blending into a single exposure, I perform edits directly within Camera Raw and (when needed) Photoshop. Camera Raw is very useful, as its less destructive and easier (in my opinion) for doing some edits than working within Photoshop. I can save multiple versions with different settings of each image within a single DNG file.
After editing, I export my files back into a dedicated folder on Google Drive as JPEGS for posting on the blog and for filtering through in finalizing selections for my portfolio submission.
ReplyDeleteNice are you doing any editing on the phone or is this how they are coming off as raw shots? Nicely shot.
Absolutely no edits done on the phone. I'm shooting in RAW format using a third-party camera app, with an Automatic Exposure Bracketing feature. After capture, I hook up my phone directly to PC using USB and I transfer all the files over into folder(s) that's also synced to Google Drive.
ReplyDeleteIn Adobe Bridge, I open up the individual exposures for each shot in Adobe Camera Raw and blend them together as an HDR image. After blending into a single exposure, I perform edits directly within Camera Raw and (when needed) Photoshop. Camera Raw is very useful, as its less destructive and easier (in my opinion) for doing some edits than working within Photoshop. I can save multiple versions with different settings of each image within a single DNG file.
After editing, I export my files back into a dedicated folder on Google Drive as JPEGS for posting on the blog and for filtering through in finalizing selections for my portfolio submission.