Local park shots

[LightBright]

I went early one foggy morning to school and had a 2 hour break before class starts. I drove to the Santa Monica Airport expecting to photograph some planes but found myself more interested in other things........
(besides, I couldn't get a good view of the planes with out a permit).

These pics were shot right next to the airport. Shot with 18-70mm sony lens, cRAW processed with supplied camera software and resized with paint.

I haven't tested it on other screens but yes I did lose lots of detail in the white flower that I cant recover. (1st pic)

What really bugs me is that when I tilt my screen forward and aft, the contrast and colors shift a lot making it confusing.

[Canuck935]

Has your screen been calibrated? How old is your screen? Depending on the screen type, some will have better viewing angles than others. Are these images sRGB color space? I would say all those shots look underexposed with a prominent yellow cast and low contrast.

[LightBright]

Hi Canuck...... Im on a Fujitsu laptop thats about 2 years old, I think the monitor is a lcd. My monitor has not been calibrated, what do you recommend to calibrated with? When I go to the properties of each image it says's it is sRGB color space. I intentionally put a yellow cast but I didn't intend it to be underexpose. Actually some images like two seem correctly exposed on my screen. I think when I was playing around with the settings I was trying to retain detail in the bright areas but yet still retain detail in the darks with the background maid extra dark or bright to add separation.

O ya, I do have my screens brightness all the way up. I think calibration would do a world of good.

Thanks

[Canuck935]

There are several monitor calibration tools out there. I personally use the Pantone Huey.