koribrus
New Member
- Joined
- Jun 12, 2017
- Messages
- 5
- Location
- Suncheon, South Korea
- Lightroom Experience
- Intermediate
- Lightroom Version
- 6.x
Operating System: windows 10
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): Lightroom Classic CC
I fear this might sound ignorant, but is there a better set of b&w filter presets than the stock ones that come from lightroom?
My experience is they do not render a given image correctly. Specifically, what I expect is increasing darkening of blue sky as I shift from yellow to orange to red. Usually, I experience the opposite with the progression to red becoming increasingly overexposed and white.
Yes, I can go ahead and adjust the color sliders independently, and I do so. I'm asking if there are better presets that more accurately mirror what one would actually get by physically employing a coloured filter on camera.
The one click head start would be nice.
Exact Lightroom Version (Help menu > System Info): Lightroom Classic CC
I fear this might sound ignorant, but is there a better set of b&w filter presets than the stock ones that come from lightroom?
My experience is they do not render a given image correctly. Specifically, what I expect is increasing darkening of blue sky as I shift from yellow to orange to red. Usually, I experience the opposite with the progression to red becoming increasingly overexposed and white.
Yes, I can go ahead and adjust the color sliders independently, and I do so. I'm asking if there are better presets that more accurately mirror what one would actually get by physically employing a coloured filter on camera.
The one click head start would be nice.