Photography Asked on June 20, 2021
I’m trying to understand, how all these photos got the same color flavor. The main problem I see – they are all shot under very different lighting conditions – like inside of a flat and on a sunny beach.
I think:
Please point me to the right direction: how to make photos, like from the beach and from the inside of a flat to match color so well?
The comments to the question are well-founded, so what follows is only a hypothesis.
It may have been done in the following manner:
On location : Use of standard parameters, in particular concerning the color balance, or better, but more complex, systematic calibration of the balance on a reference test pattern (medium grey card).
Under Lightroom (or any other software allowing batch corrections)
Whatever, nice work showing a very sharp mastery of both shooting and development.
Answered by hpchavaz on June 20, 2021
Those images have one thing in common. That is the warm color tone and also the neutral whites. Take a look at this image:
Did you ever see a gray sky like this? To achieve this look I would go to the HSL section in the develop tab in lightroom and set the saturation of cooler colors to a small value. I would not set them to 0 because then you will end up with a black & white look.
However I dont think they are all edited with only one preset. Some images share low contrast and some others have high contrast. I would try to use the black levels, contrast and saturation of certain colors to achieve some sort of flat look like this.
Answered by Arjihad on June 20, 2021
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