Am never quite sure why we are so sniffy about wedding photography. I foolishly promised my niece that I would shoot the day as her wedding present. Never, ever again! Nerve racking, technicaly difficult with incredible mixes of light and problems of lighting huge dark church with no time. Organising groups is political nightmare and every group has at least one "blinker".
And on top of all this one has to get the bride looking good with her brilliant white dress alongside the dark suited groom - aaargh! Still shot it digitally and all is fine except for observation of bride's mother who, clearly having spent hours agonising over the brides-maids' dresses notices such minor details, acidily commented "why do they keep changing colour". Ah woe is me! All daylight shots are perfect with delicate salmon pink dresses but wherever flash becoms a major part of the light source, they go a wierd orange. Have checked all the files and there is no other untoward colour shift so clearly I have suffered what I think is called "photo-fluoresence". As my background is a rather purist photo-journalistic am not sure I approve of all these cosmetic propaganda fixes so have never learnt them but faced with potential family feud need to abandon my principles and ask for help. Please, can somebody please advise me how I can selectively transfer the correct colour from one picture to another. Many thanks for any assistance you can give me. Mike St Maur Sheil T> + 44 1 367 870 276 M> + 44 7 860 508 679 W> www.sheilphoto.co.uk =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
