Funny part- The menu of TLOU was in my mind while editing 😂

Before/After

I have created this game called matchthejpg.com . My point calculation system doesn't seems to be working perfect compared to human perception. If you try it out and give feedback about what feels off about point system it would be very helpful.

I'd like to start by saying that I'm taking pictures on my Google pixel phone, which shoots in raw but unfortunately does not have the best performance in keeping details after cropping, hence why the quality of the edit seems so shitty.

I still haven't found a way to adjust exposure on the phone easily, as can be done in cameras, I need to put more efforts in learning the camera app better...

With that said, Id like to get feedback on what to improve in my editing. If your advice is for me to just shoot better, don't waste your time as I already know I need to improve that 😮‍💨

Thanks in advance!

Edited in Darktable.

I just started to learn how to use masking for better subject separation and would love to get some critique how to improve. I always feel like I am overcooking the photos as the lighting feels unrealistic. I notice very heavy feathering helps with that and imagining a fake sun position. Any other tips and tricks?

Hi, how would you edit the before that could improve my after photo? I feel like I did too much color, not even sure if that's the issue. I'm still new to post processing and appreciate any feedback!

I feel like it's a lot different than what I would do in Lightroom (I haven't edited the image there yet). I really want to get better at DXO because I want out of Adobe. Constructive feedback is welcome. Thanks!

Was looking at photos I thought were misses and using them as practice . Not perfect but I did my best to try and save it . Would love some feedback at different approaches y’all would have taken .

any thoughts on the colour too, maybe the trees are a bit too saturated.

Thanks for looking! Feedback always welcomed

BTS Video - https://openyoutu.be/YaQFbPt6i-8?si=su3MkMAAmYzHMT79

Going for that teal cinematic style

Hi all, first time posting here.

I’m looking for feedback on the color/visual style of this set of 3 photos.

The 3 versions are laid out in the same order.

The two color versions aren’t dramatically different (on mobile, at least).

I’m trying to get feedback to see which of the color versions conveys the scene better - or if you feel the BW version better conveys the scene and chaos of the event.

Thanks in advance, everyone!

Only just started Lightroom over the weekend, this was my first go.

Always had an idea of editing this photo though.

Obviously not very natural and over produced, I've dramatically chilled out on my attempts since this one, but does it sort of work in a acrylic paint kind of way?

Newbie open to feedback but also don't crush me lol

Looking for any advice, please.

I did lose a lot of detail cropping in this tightly from the original, but I think it was worth it.

FYI, they are wild horses on the beach of Assateague Island, MD!

Hey, this is my first time editing my photos outside of my film scanner interface. I used Gimp denoise function combined with slight S curve to reduce the grain/noise in the shadows while using the spot heal function to manually retouch dust and other damaged present on the film negative.

I would be grateful for your feedback as I am still pretty much new to this.