Jonzilla
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I was asked to take some pictures of specific things in a church for some sort of brochure. So I opted to do HDRs as the light inside was abysmal.
Problem 1:
Now once I have merged into a 32bit hdr and then tweaked the levels in camera raw I have to save as a .tiff. They want the photos in .jpeg (which as I understand needs to be 16bit or less) So I went to IMAGE > MODE > 16bit, then it brought up another slider box and turned the image orange! (you can see this in the picture, there are two thumbnails of the same thing in mini bridge, one is the jpeg which I got from changing it to 16 bit, the other is the tiff.)
Q: So how would I go about changing the 32bit tiff to a jpeg whilst keeping the image mainly the same (I understand there will be some but didn't think they would be that drastic). Or do I just need to create a 16bit HDR instead of a 32bit. The only reason I did the 32bit is because that is the only way I know how. To be honest I don't really know what the difference is lol.
Problem 2:
When I save as a .tiff then open it in windows photo viewer the image is really dark compared to what I am seeing in photoshop (see picture). I unchecked the adobe rgb and saved as normal rgb because I thought that maintains the correct colour.
Q: Errrrrrrrr what is happening
Thanks for reading
I was asked to take some pictures of specific things in a church for some sort of brochure. So I opted to do HDRs as the light inside was abysmal.
Problem 1:
Now once I have merged into a 32bit hdr and then tweaked the levels in camera raw I have to save as a .tiff. They want the photos in .jpeg (which as I understand needs to be 16bit or less) So I went to IMAGE > MODE > 16bit, then it brought up another slider box and turned the image orange! (you can see this in the picture, there are two thumbnails of the same thing in mini bridge, one is the jpeg which I got from changing it to 16 bit, the other is the tiff.)
Q: So how would I go about changing the 32bit tiff to a jpeg whilst keeping the image mainly the same (I understand there will be some but didn't think they would be that drastic). Or do I just need to create a 16bit HDR instead of a 32bit. The only reason I did the 32bit is because that is the only way I know how. To be honest I don't really know what the difference is lol.
Problem 2:
When I save as a .tiff then open it in windows photo viewer the image is really dark compared to what I am seeing in photoshop (see picture). I unchecked the adobe rgb and saved as normal rgb because I thought that maintains the correct colour.
Q: Errrrrrrrr what is happening
Thanks for reading
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