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Green colour cast
Jun 20, 2014 15:36:42 #
lightchime wrote:
At times, when shooting a great deal of greenery, there is a great deal of reflected light. This shows up as a tint in the image and is normal. It can easily be adjusted - as with the tint slider in LightRoom.
This is also common when photographing snow where the blue sky is reflected and a cool cast can result. In this case, you would simply move the color temp slider to make it a little warmer.
This is also common when photographing snow where the blue sky is reflected and a cool cast can result. In this case, you would simply move the color temp slider to make it a little warmer.
This information is spot on correct from my personal experiences. Saying hello from Pittsburgh.
Jun 20, 2014 16:14:39 #
northsidejoe wrote:
This information is spot on correct from my personal experiences. Saying hello from Pittsburgh.
I guess that there are now two of us who think this way. In my side of the Steeler Country, that is enough for a majority.
Jun 20, 2014 16:40:17 #
lightchime wrote:
I guess that there are now two of us who think this way. In my side of the Steeler Country, that is enough for a majority.
Hello lightchime problem solved now that they heard from the best. Saying hello from Pittsburgh.
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Jun 20, 2014 20:49:57 #
R.Meier wrote:
I visited last weekend about a dozen garden square... (show quote)
I played with your photo a little bit. To my eye there is way too much yellow in the greens and reds. I don't know whether that's from the vivid setting or from WB set to cloudy (although I can't tell whether it actually was cloudy when you took it). You can easily reduce yellow, maybe boost red only slightly, and have a balance that is very nice.
Jun 20, 2014 21:31:44 #
Jun 20, 2014 22:53:54 #
Photo looks fine to me. No offense but, have you had your eyes checked lately? Everyone agrees it seems neutral to them.
Sorry if i offended you but that seems to be a variable that wasn't mentioned. Good Luck
Sorry if i offended you but that seems to be a variable that wasn't mentioned. Good Luck
Jun 21, 2014 14:53:10 #
lumix9 wrote:
...Everyone agrees it seems neutral to them.
Not everyone. The OP and some others also expressed that the color cast was off. Besides me, another post also referred to correcting the yellow balance. No two people perceive colors in exactly the same way so I was careful not to depend just on myself to view it and found that I wasn't alone in immediately noticing the off-color cast of the photo.
It isn't difficult to analyze colors using a photo editing program. A photo's areas of "greens" and "reds" usually do show a yellow component, but in this case there was more than the usual amount of it.
lumix9 wrote:
...No offense but, ... if i offended you...
Offense? Of course not. I assume that those posting on UHH do so to discuss photography, not to offend each other.
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Jun 22, 2014 13:05:09 #
[quote=R.Meier]Your picture has a lot of green in it. I only see one data that I don't understand. "color" Uncalibrated? David
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