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- Jun 27, 2012
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- Dallas
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
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- Classic
Operating System:Mac High Sierra
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info):Classic CC 2015.12
On Easter Island I shot Moai at dawn with the sun coming up behind, bracketing for HDR. It gave me some interesting star bursts. It also gave me gold glows on the edges of the stone. I first thought that combining the photos created this (alignment or other), but I quickly saw it on the original exposures. Remove chromatic aberration (Lens Correction / Profile setting) is in a preset at load time. I tried manually turning it off and on again in Development. No joy. Does anyone have an idea 1) is it likely a chromatic problem?, and 2) how to get around it. Thanks
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info):Classic CC 2015.12
On Easter Island I shot Moai at dawn with the sun coming up behind, bracketing for HDR. It gave me some interesting star bursts. It also gave me gold glows on the edges of the stone. I first thought that combining the photos created this (alignment or other), but I quickly saw it on the original exposures. Remove chromatic aberration (Lens Correction / Profile setting) is in a preset at load time. I tried manually turning it off and on again in Development. No joy. Does anyone have an idea 1) is it likely a chromatic problem?, and 2) how to get around it. Thanks