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Here is what I was able to do.
I took your green image and set the tint slider all the way to +100.
From there I just used the HSL to desaturate the oranges and a bit of blues so that they didn't stand out too much. It's definitely not perfect, but I only spent 5 minutes at it. Im sure if...
I don't know how much you can really "fix" the orange light, as that is the light that the camera captured, but there are probably a few things you could do to lessen it. If you are shooting in RAW, instead of using the eye dropper, try pulling down the temperature slider slightly until you...
Totally agree with you. I'm the opposite of a gear head. Still very much learning as I got my first serious camera a year ago and I prefer to limit myself to one camera and one lens until I feel like I've earned myself something nicer.
My goal is not to copy but to understand the processes...
Hi there!
This is tutorial is very similar to the image you posted. It should show you some good techniques to use and get you on the right track!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bh0oOwtXChs
Hi Tony
See top link for larger, non Instagram photos.
I disagree as I can clearly see a reduced dynamic range in all of his photos, so I do believe it has to do with post-processing. My goal was to see if anyone had any insight into any other processing that may have been used in achieving...
Lightroom's sharpening function isn't very good in my opinion. If you have photoshop duplicate the image layer and apply the high pass filter. For my 16MP camera I use between 1.5 and 2.5 on the filter parameters. You'll need more or less depending on your pixel count. Zoom and and make sure...
Hello,
I am a big fan of this photographer's work:
Luke Antony Gram
Especially his landscape photos, they seem almost to pop put of the screen and make you feel as if you were there in the moment. I know a lot of it comes from the composition done with the camera, but I was wondering if...
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