Final result - G2 as Slide Copier...!!

[andre]

Here the last result ....use G2 and closeup (+4) filter..

quite good.....pls comment....

 

[megaweb]

yeah .... much more better than previous one ...


nice shots

I like the 3rd shot the best .............

 

[zhapchit]

this pic a bit the ...

anyway great effort

i'll be trying it with the Olympus C700 once i get it back

 

[quackaroo]

hmmm seems to me that there is a bluish tint to all the pictures
izzit me or izzit my monitor.

 

[Richard]

It's probably the light from the lightbox. It might be a better idea, to retweak the white balance.

 

[andre]

Originally posted by Richard
It's probably the light from the lightbox. It might be a better idea, to retweak the white balance.

yup...it cause by the ligth box....

this pic taken with auto white balance.....so next time try to change the white balance.

 

[franciskc]

yar... cannot help it.. I tried that many times the overlay cast is always there, even i manual white balance also the same....

This may be due to the effect of the scanner. When the scanner/digital camera sees the slides, u need to have a +1/2 stops on the slides.

For human eye viewing use a normal exposed slide

For projector use a -1/2 stop slides. ISSIT true?

 

[quackaroo]

its time you used photoshop to correct the error (did you do it?)

i did it for one of your pictures. not the best. finished in 5 mins. corrected the levels abit, used Colour Balance to adjust the colours, since blue is too much i took it out, i wasnt there when you took it, so i dont know if the background was really giving a blue tint when you took it. so you will have to make your own judgement. but oh wells... this is just a little bit of what i think it may look like..

5 min job

bahs come to think of it... still a tad too blue.. well u figure it out yea?

 

[andre]

wow.....thanks.....

its look more natural.....

next i will touch the pic with photoshop (color balance).

Thanks

 

[andre]

update the picture....

 

[quackaroo]

keep trying! most photos still have the bluish tint, but better.
erm play around with all the colours, mid tones, highlights and shadows, try using Levels too