bringing out fog in PP
Mar 21, 2019 11:04:57 #
Zario
Loc: sacramento, CA
Nice shot. Good perspective re focusing on the shot and not the fog which could be tricky to navigate.
Thanks
Thanks
Mar 21, 2019 11:09:06 #
Zario
Loc: sacramento, CA
Wow! I love black & white. I'm drooling over the image of the cows. Thank you. Really neat shot.
Mar 21, 2019 12:58:56 #
Ednsb wrote:
I was lucky enough to take a number of images the ... (show quote)
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You might try creating a luminosity mask to select the fog itself then work on selectively enhancing it using the mask. I don't know if newer versions of Lightroom offer luminosity masking or not but you can create them in "Photoshop", "Affinity Photo", "Photoshop Elements" and in "ON1 Photo RAW". I am not sure if Topaz offers any luminosity masking capabilities.
Mar 21, 2019 18:12:54 #
Ednsb wrote:
I was lucky enough to take a number of images the ... (show quote)
In the future, you might try a fog filter on the lens. >Alan
https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/search?Ntt=fog%20filter&N=0&InitialSearch=yes&sts=ma&Top+Nav-Search=
Mar 21, 2019 18:35:58 #
Ednsb
Loc: Santa Barbara
jamesl wrote:
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You might try creating a luminosity mask to select the fog itself then work on selectively enhancing it using the mask. I don't know if newer versions of Lightroom offer luminosity masking or not but you can create them in "Photoshop", "Affinity Photo", "Photoshop Elements" and in "ON1 Photo RAW". I am not sure if Topaz offers any luminosity masking capabilities.
You might try creating a luminosity mask to select the fog itself then work on selectively enhancing it using the mask. I don't know if newer versions of Lightroom offer luminosity masking or not but you can create them in "Photoshop", "Affinity Photo", "Photoshop Elements" and in "ON1 Photo RAW". I am not sure if Topaz offers any luminosity masking capabilities.
Thanks for coming up with a new idea.
Mar 22, 2019 12:54:40 #
TuG
Loc: Ventura California
Excellent shots of fog. Thanks for sharing. I could not stop looking for detail in the pasture scene. I love shooting photos in the fog because things change so quickly and it keeps me on my toes.
Mar 22, 2019 21:00:44 #
Fotoartist wrote:
For your purposes you would be using Dehaze (and Clarity for that manner) in the negative way. But selectively not globally I would think. Fog was harder to enhance than it sounded to me when I tried to do it which took me a while to work on but never worked out. Here's 3 examples I'm not that happy with.
FWIW I think your third shot is pretty amazing. Fog is damn hard to capture accurately or at least in the same way as our eye/brains interpret fog because camera sensor tend to see through fog in all but the lowest light conditions. I took some pics of fog rolling in at night here at my house on a near full moon and only then did my pics turn out like the fog actually looked.......solid. But damned if I can't find the pics right now....
Mar 22, 2019 21:57:05 #
If there is a foggy scene no PP necessary. If there ain't no fog, there is no need to "Make it up". Except for a little cropping this one is sooc.
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