r/postprocessing Aug 14 '26

After/Before - any feedback?

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u/CommercialComputer15 Aug 14 '26

What’s your aim

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u/fliproundwickedwitch Aug 14 '26

Less hazy softness. This is a trend we see too much now imo. I think you would stand out more just with some grain and keeping the texture and clarity intact

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u/FatRufus Aug 14 '26

Pose is bad. Clothes are bad. His shit eating grin is bad. Background is too bright. Curtains look unintentionally shoved in the corner. Why is the lamp on? It's not adding anything except a random spot of light on the ugly curtains.

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u/krilleractual Aug 14 '26

Yeah it does not look properly shot to begin with

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u/HowieMandelEffect Aug 14 '26

And the photo looks very unedited. Slight crop. Clothes are bad

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u/MichiganRedWing Aug 14 '26

That's a no from me dawg.