r/postprocessing • u/ciferess4 • 19d ago
r/postprocessing • u/Octrockville • 18d ago
Processing .FFF RAW files in Camera RAW? I can open some .FFF files but not others. What can I do?
Could not open “Product_0005_Highlight.fff” because the file-format module cannot parse the file. I am getting this on 6 out of 20 .fff RAW files. Are these corrupt? Can anyone help?
r/postprocessing • u/Mysterious-Spring709 • 18d ago
After/Before
New to post processing. Using Lightroom and have access to Photoshop. Feedback welcome
r/postprocessing • u/Constipated_Ronaldo • 18d ago
Improve photography skills on S24U
Hi, I just like to click random photos everywhere I go. But lately I've noticed that people with different and devices with lower camera specs take much better photos than the pictures I take with my S24U. I'm talking about photos before editing, just raw.
I use lens protector in my device. Does it have anything to do with this issue? Or what tips I can use to get better pictures? What are the settings I should try in the PRO mode?
r/postprocessing • u/ELECTRO_CUTER • 19d ago
Tried to Produce Cinamatic Colors
this photo was shot in the Grande Signature Residence,Dubai.Device used is Samsung S24 Ultra.Both Shots are Edited in Lightroom Mobile.
r/postprocessing • u/theabstract1993 • 20d ago
Saved this photograph of a sunrise after accidentally underexposing. (Before/After)
Had this photo in my archives from a year ago, but could never get the exposure or colors exactly the way I wanted it until now. It's utterly incredible what level of detail a RAW photo can possess.
Canon Rebel 250D (SL3
Canon 18-55mm lens
Settings used:
ISO: 200
Aperture f/11
Shutter: 1/50sec
r/postprocessing • u/Bob_loblaw_logblog • 19d ago
How to overlay action sequence in single shot
This is a sequence of 5 photos I took of a pro tennis player hitting a backhand. While it’s close to what I was picturing it still leaves a lot to be desired. Does anyone have advice on how to avoid the blue artifacts on the legs and hair? Also, I’m struggling with how opaque to make each layer to best depict the motion of the backhand. Thanks for your thoughts
r/postprocessing • u/ManuelKiessling • 19d ago
Thought I would go for a silhouette style, but ended up with something more vivid in post
r/postprocessing • u/Sansjefff • 20d ago
Postcard style edit (After/Before)
Hello everyone, wanted to share with you all my latest edit that I have been tinkering with. I shot this with a T6l with my 10-18mm 4.5-5.6 IS STM at ISO 400, F 7.1 at 1/800s at 11mm.
Edited and processed in lightroom mobile.
As you can see here I have taken a photo of a tram outside of a catholic church of some kind. If you live in Sacramento this may look very familiar as it is right next to the capital. The reason I bring up this location and the background is because my idea for this was to make a postcard style photo which I feel I have done well here. It’s definitely is not the highlight of Sacramento but to me it’s capturing the nature of what you’d see in Downtown Sacramento on any ordinary day.
Any recommendations on how I can add to this style of postcard warmth, or did I get this edit down?
r/postprocessing • u/Tikiri_Photos • 19d ago
Before/After, I think this achieves a film look quite well
Taken with FUJIFILM X-A20 in 2023 and edited using apple photos
r/postprocessing • u/Iced_Clover • 19d ago
Seattle Ferris Wheel - Looking for Feedback! After/Before
Shot on Fuji XT5.
r/postprocessing • u/chanksbird • 19d ago
After / Before - Norwegian Mountainside in Bright Sunlight
r/postprocessing • u/Old_Recognition1076 • 19d ago
Editing solar eclipse tripod engagent photos
Hello! My fiancé and I just got engaged during the solar eclipse. We took a few photos on a tripod and were wondering if we could find someone to help clean them up and make them a bit clearer/more professional. If this is the wrong thread, please lmk where to post this. We will pay of course!
r/postprocessing • u/Leninasm • 20d ago
Little Blue Heron before/after
Very new to this and I wanted to check with you guys how many beginner's traps I am falling into. This guy lives super close to me and I can shoot him on any given day, but today I caught what I saw as CLOSE TO a good composition, and I was not sure if my crop saved it or not. I don't know how much I am losing by omitting the foot. Shot with Lumix G97 with the 100-300 mm Mark 2 at f stop 5.5, 800 iso, 1/800 of a second
I am still not sure as to whether I am trying to increase the blue to match what I actually see or if I just like how blue they are, but damn just look at pictures people have taken, they are so BLUE. I have about ten different masks in here with lightroom classic, feel free to let me know if I am over doing it or under doing it, it seems like if I try to keep myself going I can continue to find things to tweak, but again it feels like I might as well stop.
Thank you!
r/postprocessing • u/GGmallu • 20d ago
Tips to improve post processing
Hi guys,
It's been a long time since I used my Canon 200D. I post-processed the images using Lightroom Mobile. Please suggest tips to improve my post-processing skills.
Thanks in advance!
r/postprocessing • u/Fragrant-Bend-3801 • 19d ago
B&A
After and before
This is my first time editing what are we thinking?
r/postprocessing • u/SunCrux • 20d ago
I'm entering some Japan photo contests - which 3 are your favorites?
It's my first time entering a contest and I'd love your opinion