This is exactly why I asked, I seen them offering $1 per image but figured there had to be some automated "batch" type setting.. so they can just load in 100 images or so and get all done automatically?
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Originally Posted by vvvvv
Starts with lighting.
Then you load into Photoshop. Bring up levels window. Ctrl-L
Slide the far right slider to the left until it is flush with the beginning of the hump in the graph. Now move far left to the right just slightly until it is also flush with the beginning of the hump in the graph. Often this slider doesn't need moving. Now move the middle slider a tad left as needed. The middle slider doesn't need moving very much either.
Now hit ctrl-z several times. This will undo and do your edit showing you what the difference is. It should be dramatic enough that you will wonder, why don't all photographers do this? Especially those who shoot in shitty light?!
There are plugins that do this automatically in batch mode. There are also people in India who batch massive amounts really cheap.
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