Thomas Holm / Pixl el 23/12/03 12:06 escribi� > Most camera (and film) manufacturers are more > interested in pleasing colours and nice looking images. What pleasing > colours is, of course, is somewhat subjective.
But when you try to reproduce a art paint, then isn't something subjective. The colours must be the most aprox. To the original pleasing or not. I hate this kind of work because the "artist" never be satisfied with the result. Today I chose to apply a linear curve and then make the adjustments in Photoshop, with the painter deciding the final result. Then if she apply more or less contrast/saturation is her decision. The problem was that she is of this kind of people that never touch a computer, hate them and of course don't trust in the digital technology, or at least apply to the art. As an artist think that I was making art too but for me is the same to reproduce a Dali or a child draw, only a technical issue. When I have made this kind of work ( I really hate it) the artist use to make a reinterpretation of his work, - I like know , please a little bit more contrast - but your picture doesn't have so saturated colours. - Don't worry I like it. This was the typical conversation in front the monitor. This in particular was one of those that are all the time touching the display. You could figure out. Merry Christmas ZORIONAK Aitor =============================================================== GO TO http://www.prodig.org for ~ GUIDELINES ~ un/SUBSCRIBING ~ ITEMS for SALE
