It's that time of year again - Seville Oranges in the shops and marmalade bubbling away on the stove top.
posted by Mike at 12:51 AM
Friday, January 13, 2006
It's that time of year again - Seville Oranges in the shops and marmalade bubbling away on the stove top.
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3 Comments:
Thanks Mum, yhey are beautiful aren't they?
Hey Mike,orange marmalade is my top fav.Homemade?Even better.I'm so jealous!
By the way,did you intensify the colour of these oranges?(The same question applies to the pumpkin below).They look very beautiful.
I always reduce the sizes of my photos before I publish them but this automatically intensifies the colours too much which makes already bad quality photos look worse!Although I do adjust it later,it doesn't seem to make much difference:'(
Hi KT! I didn't intesify the colour of the oranges or pumpkins as the digital camera is very sensitive to these colours. If anything it is a question of reducing the saturation a little after I have altered the shadow and highlight values.
I haven't noticesd that your colours are too saturated. In any case, resizing the pictures shouldn't affect the colours at all. What software are you using?
All the best, Mike
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