Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: DwayneOakes on May 25, 2014, 09:40:20 am
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Thanks for taking a look !
Sigma dp2 Merrill/Sigma Photo Pro
30mm-1.3 second-f/14-8X ND filter
Take care,
Dwayne Oakes
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I like the effect of the long exposure and the framing/shape of the flowing water however, on my monitor at least, color balance seems to be a bit greenish. It's probably due to the environment, mostly green foliage.
Edit: typo correction
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... color balance seems to be a bit greenish. It's probably due to the environment, mostly green foliage.
Nope. It is DP2's signature yellow-green cast, its Achilles' heel.
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Nope. It is DP2's signature yellow-green cast, its Achilles' heel.
Didn't know that… Thanks!
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Thanks Francois and Slobodan ! I see green in the cascade water but see
pure white 255 in the creek water and high lights in the wood and rock on the left.
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Thanks Francois and Slobodan ! I see green in the cascade water but see
pure white 255 in the creek water and high lights in the wood and rock on the left.
Hi Dwayne,
I imported your photo in Lightroom and used the WB tool on the water (not the brightest part) and here's the result. It's not optimum as there's a hint of magenta in the lower right but I find it a bit more pleasing (at least to me).
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Hi Dwayne,
I imported your photo in Lightroom and used the WB tool on the water (not the brightest part) and here's the result. It's not optimum as there's a hint of magenta in the lower right but I find it a bit more pleasing (at least to me).
Good job that works nicely also !
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Why didnt You change the color cast?
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Why didnt You change the color cast?
I like as is.
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Cool