filters and wavelengths in lightroom
Nov 5, 2022 12:04:02 #
Two questions about light balance in lightroom. What do I do in Lightroom to make a raw photo appear as if it were shot with an orange filter? Can I make a raw photo appear as if it were illuminated with ultraviolet light? If so how?
Nov 5, 2022 12:28:15 #
Fiddle with the WB settings and adjust temperature and tint until you get the effect you like. Then save as a preset.
Nov 5, 2022 13:36:50 #
Colosij wrote:
Two questions about light balance in lightroom. What do I do in Lightroom to make a raw photo appear as if it were shot with an orange filter? Can I make a raw photo appear as if it were illuminated with ultraviolet light? If so how?
LR has B&W presets, including Lightroom B&W Filter Presets / Orange Filter. You can find them under Presets in the Develop module or in the Quick Develop / Saved Preset dropdown of the Library Module.
Nov 6, 2022 05:53:28 #
Nov 7, 2022 18:23:04 #
Well, I enjoy seeing what I can do with less sophisticated software. So, I went into action with my usual software, IrfanView.
In the first two examples I adjusted only the color temperature (white balance). The first one at 400 K0 gave an orange color while the second one at 9000 K gave a purplish-blue color.
So, I used the 9000 K image and lover the contrast, upped the gamma, added a lot of green, and subtracted some red with an increase in saturation. Does the fourth one look like it was taken under water? Maybe. --Richard
In the first two examples I adjusted only the color temperature (white balance). The first one at 400 K0 gave an orange color while the second one at 9000 K gave a purplish-blue color.
So, I used the 9000 K image and lover the contrast, upped the gamma, added a lot of green, and subtracted some red with an increase in saturation. Does the fourth one look like it was taken under water? Maybe. --Richard
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