Gone photographically blind!

Robbo

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I feel like I have spend too much time at the computer today, I keep adjusting edit undo re adjusting and I just cant seem to find any right setting!

ARGHHH
 
What I do in this situation is go and make a cuppa and do something else.

Then when I go back to the image I usually get the edit spot on first time.
 
Richard's spot on. I find that I end up chasing my own tail at times and just have to wander off to do something else for a bit.
 
I have spent too much time looking at monitors all my working life. That is why I had to give up my previous hobby - flying model aircraft. (I'm sure there is a paradox here somewhere.)

The advice I was given too late was no more than 50 minutes in an hour then get up and walk away and focus on distant objects.
 
It's the screen fairy scrambling your brain.

Take a break, have a brew and let your brain cool down.

I hate editing anyway, but thats because I'm crap at it. :D
 
i spent a long time editing 6 images, i used +0.7 on a hoarfrost scene and someone on another site said my image looked blue Grrrr :razz:
I still think it doesn't !
We do spend too much time on the eqiupment inside the house.
 
Been there before. I just turn off and come back next day. Often, I find that after spending 30 mins trying to get 2 or 3 images right, i can do the lot in the same time next day.
 
My problem is I try to find what's wrong with the picture. Kinda like saying the same word over and over till it looses it's meaning lol
 
Graham00 said:
I spent a long time editing 6 images, I used +0.7 on a hoarfrost scene and someone on another site said my image looked blue Grrrr :razz:
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I took delivery of a D7000 last week and I will continue to use JPG.

I want to enjoy photography and photographs not spend hours post processing RAW.

D in W
 
Dave in Wales said:
I took delivery of a D7000 last week and I will continue to use JPG.

I want to enjoy photography and photographs not spend hours post processing RAW.

D in W
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You don't need to spend ANY time pping RAW files if you don't want to, but it's nice to have the option.
 
Dave in Wales said:
I took delivery of a D7000 last week and I will continue to use JPG.

I want to enjoy photography and photographs not spend hours post processing RAW.

D in W
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Maybe you'll change your mind when you forget to reset the WB on the camera from the day before... :D
 
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