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<blockquote data-quote="RockyNH_RIP" data-source="post: 133868" data-attributes="member: 10784">Shoebaloo,Please understand, your first question asked for suggestions to a problem we could not see etc..&nbsp;&nbsp; Marcel was just likely equating that to someone saying there car does not start, any suggestion.You did post in &quot;learning&quot; and you now have a photo posted so people can look at.&nbsp; That is the first step, post a picture you need help with and people can comment and offer some suggestions.&nbsp;You mentioned unedited...&nbsp;&nbsp; Most people do some post processing to improve the photo...&nbsp;&nbsp; In yours, to my rookie eye, it may be a tad underexposed hence the lack of detail and off white...Increase exposure a litttle in post and see if that helps..&nbsp; white balance may also be off a little...You will need to research and get a good handle on white balance and exposure though both can be massaged some in post.&nbsp;&nbsp; There are also some settings that default camera settings that can be adjusted if need be.I you shooting in raw or jpeg???&nbsp;&nbsp; I imagine someone can grab that photo and adjust it in post process ..&nbsp; I would try but a at work.Pat in NH</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RockyNH_RIP, post: 133868, member: 10784"] Shoebaloo, Please understand, your first question asked for suggestions to a problem we could not see etc.. Marcel was just likely equating that to someone saying there car does not start, any suggestion. You did post in "learning" and you now have a photo posted so people can look at. That is the first step, post a picture you need help with and people can comment and offer some suggestions. You mentioned unedited... Most people do some post processing to improve the photo... In yours, to my rookie eye, it may be a tad underexposed hence the lack of detail and off white... Increase exposure a litttle in post and see if that helps.. white balance may also be off a little... [B]You will need to research and get a good handle on white balance and exposure though both can be massaged some in post. There are also some settings that default camera settings that can be adjusted if need be. [/B] I you shooting in raw or jpeg??? I imagine someone can grab that photo and adjust it in post process .. I would try but a at work. Pat in NH [/QUOTE]

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