Saturday, 6 November 2010

PRIMARY AND SECONDARY COLOURS

 Objective-
Capture both primary and secondary colours and bracket the images one stop under and
one stop over and show the change in intensity levels.


RED

Original raw image
f9 1/50 sec

 
Under exposed- tone of the red more intense


Over lighter, brighter but colour a bit washed out


Colour balanced and processed image from photoshop.




YELLOW


Original raw image
f4.5 1/50 sec

Over exposure- brighter intensitive of colour, sunflower yellow tones improved

Under- more orange tones in flowers.

 
 Colour balanced and reprcessed image-Lightened to increase the colour intensity
and increase the yellow tone of the flowers

ORANGE


Original raw image ( under exposed)
f 4.5 1/60 sec


Lighter- Orange tones brighter and more intense. The colour tones are improved
and are more closer to true orange.




Darker- more satured colour but too dull













Reprocessed and colour balanced image- lightened in photoshop and contrast
added.


MAUVE

Original raw image ( slighly under)
f 5.6 1/125 sec






Over- Improved colour levels on clothing improved but flag colour more washed out













Under- Colour intensity/ saturation  levels improved on the flags but top colour now
too dark













Colour balanced and re processed image. Colour lighted contrast improved
staturation levels increased


BLUE


Original raw image
f16 1.6 sec


Lighter- blue tones changed, sky more white hues



Darker- saturation intense, blue hue more dynamic.
Foreground too dark



















Colour balanced and reprocessed image- added dark to imporve
colour intensitiy, lightened foreground to bring back detail

GREEN


Original raw image
f5.6 1/60 sec 


Lighter- tones at the top of image become more washed out and take on a
yellow tone in places


Darker- Intensity imporved and hue level improved im places














Colour balanced and reprocssed image. Colour darkend, contrast increased
tone is alittle more yellow than orginal image


LEARNING NOTES/COMMENTS

Note that often a slight under exposure may help improve colour saturation and colour
levels. Over exposure will wash out colour. Bracket all key colour images.

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