What is the photo method that produces really deep colors?

Question

I think it had 3 initials as a technique. I am not sure if they accomplish this by the camera itself or the editing.

Answer 1

What do you mean by really deep colors? Can you find an example to link to? Or provide a better description? Do you mean color infrared with the weird off-colors? Solarization? Posterization? Saturated colors?

LSD???

Answer 2

Think you are talking about the contrast that differenciates colors and make the output crispy. If I'm right, here I go!

See, producing quality output is quite a great task. But, it is amazing to know the fact that one can manually adjust the amount of light, the depth, the colors, brightness and contrast through the lens itself!

To make it simple; it is the exposure is all needed to produce lively outputs. Exposure compensation makes your composition perfect!

Normally the timing device (shutter) and the light control device (the aperture) combinely controls Exposure! The technique normally preferred is keeping the aperture just a higher position (means the next wider aperture - you can say, 'a light over-exposure) will make your exposure to focus on to your subject and make the lens to read lights & colors properly, giving you a high contrast with proper brightness in it.

I'm not sure about you like your standard in photography. I'm sorry if I've wasted your time! What I stated is the technique I use and it never met failure in my carrier.

With Wishes!

Answer 3

Saturation? RGB? If you are using an SLR camera and slide film you could push it two or three stops, over expose it by one or two thirds, and use a polarising filter, then take the same picture several times and get a photo lab to give you progressive developements of it and choose which one you like best.

Answer 4

Photoshop?