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Color Enhancement

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lorcani

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I'm usually a purist when it comes to taking shots, but I've noticed that they my pictures aren't as vibrant as I'd like them to be. I think the more vibrant the colors are, the more eye-catching (the exception here is black and white photography, which has it's own value).

Here's a picture I took today on my Canon Powershot A95.

truckdark.jpg


Here's the same picture with the color saturation bumped up to the max in IrfanView.

truckbright.jpg


Which is a more eye-appealing shot? If anyone wants to attempt to fiddle with the original, here it is: Truck
 
I think the red of the rust on the truck on the left is a little too strong and detracts from the truck in the foreground. Other than that I think it looks great.
 
Tedium said:
Kept the high saturation, but toned down the red.
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That looks bunches better. Did you up the saturation on everything, and then tone down the rusted truck in the background? What program did you use?
 
Photoshop cs2. I upped the master saturation, then turned the red saturation down a bit.
 
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