****************** I added this cute little guy after the original post to show another example. Top one has the hue/saturation tool, the bottom one doe not************************
I have found a new blog that I check *daily*. She has 4 small kids like myself( although hers are much smaller!! You can become a new fan of her humorous blog by going to: http://www.mycharmingkids.net/
She is very refreshing to read and has wonderful stories but is so down to earth. I know she lives in New England somewhere, just not sure where.
So MckMama- this post is for you! I have used the hue/saturation tool before but didn't know you could take it off "master" and move the colors individually! So a BIG THANK YOU to that my fellow blogger and photographer. I only moved the saturation up a bit on "master" but quite bit on "blue" and a bit on "yellow". I see a big diference in the pictures. The top one is much "warmer" while the bottom (original) seems very "flat" to me. This is not the best example but it's the best I could find and I'll be sure to post another one when I take pictures of my kids playing outside in their snow tunnels tomorrow!
Above is the one I bumped the saturation up on, the bottom is the original.
( which I did use "levels" and "curve" tool on already)
2 comments:
I Love the one of Joshua at the top. He looks so much like his dad in those pics! Thanks for posting those and reminding me to call his mama!
I am SO glad you enjoyed my tip. Yes, it was fun for me when I discovered I could take the adjust color off of "master," too! I think you did an especially nice job with the first photo! Thanks for letting me know to hop over here:)
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