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I overcooked the samples a bit just to make the effect more noticeable. I usually edit my photos much less strongly than that. Also, the appropriate size halos
by CarVac 6y ago
I overcooked the samples a bit just to make the effect more noticeable. I usually edit my photos much less strongly than that.
Also, the appropriate size halos vary depending on the display size. If you're viewing on a phone, the radius needs to be larger to not be noticeable. If I print them out A3+, though, the halos fade away and my brain interprets them as contrast in the original scene.
Should I adjust my samples?
- mromanuk 6y agoOr you can try showing a a sample per device, maybe that work.
- CarVac 6y agoI'd really like that but I'm no web dev and it's probably challenging to do with the static site generator I'm using (Zola).
- joshspankit 6y ago“Halo a little too pronounced? Click here to see an image adjusted for your device” > Second page/popup/whatever > “I’m viewing on: iPhone, desktop, HDR, etc” > show appropriate image. Points being: Don’t complicate the view for most visitors, but let the pros know that they are right to ask.
- joshspankit 6y agoThere are ways to automatically show the right image, but the people who care typically get thrown off when “automagic” replaces choice
- Jackim 6y agoI'm viewing on my desktop. The ones that really stood out to me as having halos were https://filmulator.org/images/photos/IMG_0866-output-small.jpg https://filmulator.org/images/photos/IMG_0866-output-small.j... and https://filmulator.org/images/photos/P6220039_rCnnq8S-output-small.jpg https://filmulator.org/images/photos/P6220039_rCnnq8S-output... Not sure what the solution is. Just thought I'd add my thoughts!