When editing photos I do a few different things. The first step in my process is the easy
editing. This is typically done in
bridge or lightroom and consists of color balancing, exposure setting and some
light spot removal. When I do this I use
my main computer monitor since I have it calibrated for the color. My main computer monitor is the one that you
can see me staring into in the photo. The second part of my editing technique
plays into the heavy editing. I
typically do this when looking at my television which I have connected to my
computer as a second monitor. The reason
I do this for the heavy editing is because the screen is much bigger which
allows me to see everything much easier.
The television can be seen at the white box behind me with the image inside. The heavy editing takes place when I have to
mask out an area or do more than just spot healing. Anything that has a very fine detail in it is
done using my television so I can see everything much easier without having to
strain my eyes.
This image was shot at an ISO of 800 at an aperture of 2.8
and a shutter speed of 1/80. I had three
light sources in this image, the computer monitor, the television and then a
lamp which is not visible in the image.
I did a slight color correction on the image seeing as there were three
different light sources which means there are three different temperatures
making color changes from all directions of the photo.
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