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wmchauncey

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Old image problem
« on: July 26, 2015, 09:34:43 am »

Circa 2008, before I had a clue what was happening behind the camera.
I have several images of different scenes/different sunlight, with different camera settings (ISO, SS, f/stop).

Within LR...is there an easy way to balance the colors between images?
Failing that...how might in be done in PS 2015?
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Re: Old image problem
« Reply #1 on: July 26, 2015, 11:23:11 am »

really just try to find something in the image that is 'neutral', use the grey dropper, adjust to taste and in LR (or ACR), and then synchronize the WB/color settings.

That said, should a nice neutral grey shot in late afternoon really 'be grey' ?  You'd end up w/ a over-compensated image that is quite cold.  There's a lot of artist's prerogative in there.
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