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December 21, 2012
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NIKON CORPORATION
NIKON D5000
10/1250 second
F/5.6
18 mm
Dec 20, 2012, 7:31:09 PM
Adobe Photoshop Elements 9.0 Windows
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~Unattentive-Teen Dec 23, 2012  Student Writer
Can I ask how you manage to get that dark effect on your photos? I use Photoshop Elements when I mess with pictures but I have no clue how to get different 'dark' effects.
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*MannequinxTheGrimFay Dec 23, 2012  Student Photographer
Like, the lighting?
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~Unattentive-Teen Dec 23, 2012  Student Writer
Yes. Like the darkness around it.
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*MannequinxTheGrimFay Dec 23, 2012  Student Photographer
I use the low-key setting on my camera and mess with the iso depending on how much light is available in the room/area for the dark effect. After I upload it I tweak the exposure setting through a plug-in with photoshop, it's called "cybia" and it comes with a bunch of cool filters and settings. I also have to mess with the curves sometimes. What kind of camera do you have? :)
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~Unattentive-Teen Dec 24, 2012  Student Writer
I have the old canon rebel EOS xs. The one without video. And I'm still learning its functions.
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*MannequinxTheGrimFay Dec 24, 2012  Student Photographer
If you can't find a low-key setting under your pre-set options you could also try adjusting the iso under your settings, the lower the number the less sensitive your camera will be to light. :) I'm not sure where those settings would be with your camera, I've never owned a canon DSLR, but I can't imagine it differing too much from nikon's set-up. Definitely mess around with it and see what different settings/buttons do. I spent years with my camera before finding just the "right" settings. I'm too stubborn to pick up manuals or learn technical terms :XD:
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~Unattentive-Teen Dec 26, 2012  Student Writer
Same I usually try to remember that stuff but it always slips my mind. I'll have to play with it more.
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