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Enzie Shahmiri · 10-16-2007, 08:32 PM

I have had nothing but trouble getting decent photos of my paintings and have been reading and rereading the post until I finally got a photo of my painting that does not need adjustments in Photoshop and looks exactly as the painting does.

I had to share the difference with you, because seeing is believing.

Image 1 (the one that has skin tones the color of a ghost)
is shot without a polarizer this morning around 10am.

Image 2 which has colors exactly as the painting was shot under direct sunlight, using a Canon Rebel EOS Digital Camera with a circular polarizer.

10-16-2007, 08:32 PM	#1
Enzie Shahmiri Associate Member SoCal-ASOPA Founder FT Professional Joined: Sep 2002 Location: Laguna Hills, CA Posts: 1,395	Using a Polarizer Filter I have had nothing but trouble getting decent photos of my paintings and have been reading and rereading the post until I finally got a photo of my painting that does not need adjustments in Photoshop and looks exactly as the painting does. I had to share the difference with you, because seeing is believing. Image 1 (the one that has skin tones the color of a ghost) is shot without a polarizer this morning around 10am. Image 2 which has colors exactly as the painting was shot under direct sunlight, using a Canon Rebel EOS Digital Camera with a circular polarizer. Attached Images __________________ Enzie Shahmiri Professional Portrait Artist Founder of Southern California Society of Portrait Artists Portfolio Facebook World Market Portraits Blog Last edited by Enzie Shahmiri; 10-17-2007 at 02:35 PM.