Question for the community.
Why do such different results occur when transferring an image from the camera to an image editing program and then uploading it to the photo club, and how can this be avoided?
In my case, it goes like this:
When I bought my Canon EOS 2000D camera, I also downloaded Canon's free editing software "Digital Photo Professional 4" from the internet. Although I'm not an advanced user (and probably won’t become one), I get along well with this program. The photos displayed on the screen closely match the original image and require very little post-processing.
But as soon as I try to upload the photo, noticeable changes appear that differ from the original.
There’s a software installed on my notebook (unknown to me, not installed by me) that corrects deviations, such as vertical lines (which the Canon program can also do), and I use it if necessary.
Still, from memory, the photos in the Canon program look more realistic to me (the grass wasn’t really that green, and the sky didn’t look that gray). However, when I upload a photo directly from the Canon program, it clearly lacks contrast.
Could this be due to my notebook?
Question for the community.
Why do such different results occur when transferring an image from the camera to an image editing program and then uploading it to the photo club, and how can this be avoided?
In my case, it goes like this:
When I bought my Canon EOS 2000D camera, I also downloaded Canon's free editing software "Digital Photo Professional 4" from the internet. Although I'm not an advanced user (and probably won’t become one), I get along well with this program. The photos displayed on the screen closely match the original image and require very little post-processing.
But as soon as I try to upload the photo, noticeable changes appear that differ from the original.
There’s a software installed on my notebook (unknown to me, not installed by me) that corrects deviations, such as vertical lines (which the Canon program can also do), and I use it if necessary.
Still, from memory, the photos in the Canon program look more realistic to me (the grass wasn’t really that green, and the sky didn’t look that gray). However, when I upload a photo directly from the Canon program, it clearly lacks contrast.
Could this be due to my notebook?
Frage an die Community.
Wie kommen so unterschiedliche Ergebnisse beim Übertragen eines Bildes von der Kamera auf ein Bildbearbeitungsprogramm sowie dem Hochladen in den Photoclub zustande und wie kann man es vermeiden?
In meinem Fall ist das wie folgt.
Mit dem Kauf meiner Kamera Canon EOS 2000D habe ich mir auch das kostenlose Bearbeitungsprogramm von Canon "Digital Photo Professional 4" aus dem Internet heruntergeladen. Obwohl ich kein Fortgeschrittener bin (auch nicht mehr werde), komme ich mit diesem Programm gut hin. Die auf dem Bildschirm angezeigten Fotos entsprechen fast dem Originalbild und müssen kaum nachbearbeitet werden.
Aber sobald ich das Foto hochladen will, ergeben sich sichtbare Änderungen, welche sich vom Original schon unterscheiden.
Eine auf meinem Notebook installierte Software (unbekannt, nicht von mir installiert) korrigiert die Abweichungen z.B. senkrechte Linien (was auch das Canon Programm kann) und wird notfalls genutzt.
Trotzdem sind aber die Fotos auf dem Canon Programm so aus dem Gedächtnis heraus (das Gras war doch gar nicht so grün, der Himmel sah auch nicht so grau aus) aus meiner Sicht realistischer. Lade ich aber eine Foto direkt aus dem Canon Programm hoch, so fehlt es deutlich an Kontrast.
Liegt das an meinem Notebook?
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