Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: Chris Calohan on June 22, 2014, 09:51:49 am
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Sometimes the early worm gets the bird.
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Wonderful! I like the exposure on the bird that leaves it as a semi-silhouette. Any chance you might tame the sun to be less blown?
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Wonderful! I like the exposure on the bird that leaves it as a semi-silhouette. Any chance you might tame the sun to be less blown?
Thanks, Slobodan. I'll give it a shot but it was really quite bright.
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This is about all I can get out of the light without getting a muted gray, which I detest.
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Have you tried painting with a yellow or orange brush? Or cloning/healing, using sky area as a source?
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Have you tried painting with a yellow or orange brush? Or cloning/healing, using sky area as a source?
I did. Looks a bit unnatural...but most likely because I know what it looked like before...
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Would something like this be more acceptable? I think it takes care of the blown branches a bit as well. Of course, I was working with a small jpeg, RAW might offer a better result.
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Would something like this be more acceptable? I think it takes care of the blown branches a bit as well. Of course, I was working with a small jpeg, RAW might offer a better result.
Hmmmm, after the lightning stops, I'll give it a try. Love my APC but don't trust them either or.
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I tried it on a shot I made before he took to flight. Too much?
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That looks about right. If you increase Clarity with a brush (across the sun only), you'll get darker branches.
Btw, what's APC?
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Surge Protector
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Surge Protector
Ah, but of course! Duh! And I was thinking you have some new post processing plug-in :)
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Ah, but of course! Duh! And I was thinking you have some new post processing plug-in :)
You were no doubt expecting the Automatic Processing Corrector. :D