Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Cameras, Lenses and Shooting gear => Topic started by: thierrylegros396 on December 23, 2008, 04:15:58 am
-
Hi to all,
This week-end I've gone to French Alps to make some snow courses.
When I developped my photos with Lightroom 1 (DNG conversion before), I've discovered a strange thing when trying to make good White Balance.
If the center of the photo is good, the surround seems to have a GREEN COLOR CAST.
The more you go outside, the more that green is important.
Note that I've checked the screen and taken shots of a white sheet of paper, the result is the same.
Anyone who experience such a thing ?
More important, what's the remedy if possible in Lightroom 1 or Photoshop CS ?!
Have a Nice Day !
Thierry
-
Post a sample, preferably RAW or DNG.
-
No such problems with mine, converted to DNG and then to LR 2.1.
-
My home connection is very limited in upload, so I will send a "dng" sample as soon as I will be at work.
But this is only visible in snow pictures !!!
I've tried to make a mask and use color correcting tools of CS, but I'm not specialist !!
Bernard, have you shot some "snow pictures" with your G10 ?!
Have a Nice Day.
Thierry
-
But this is only visible in snow pictures !!!
Thierry
Not a lot of snow around Sydney this time of year....
-
Problem resolved with a "Color Control" layer and a "homemade" mask.
Works perfect !
Thierry
-
Problem resolved with a "Color Control" layer and a "homemade" mask.
This does not solve the problem but hides it.
-
This does not solve the problem but hides it.
Yes, of course, but hides so good :-) !!!