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BeastOfExmoor posted:That one looks pretty inline with what I would've done. If I wanted to get really crazy you might try brightening up the bottom of the mountain below the lower clouds a bit to make it pop more. The only thing I would keep in mind for printing besides the harped upon "you don't know how your colors will look with a calibrated monitor and printer profiles" is that shadow areas tend to look quite a bit darker on a print than on your monitor. Try printing some 4x6 prints before you print big to just get an idea of what it will look like on paper. I agree with this, and I also think you should do what you originally mentioned, rotating it just a little. Otherwise I think this is spot on.
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scottch posted:Just desaturate the yellows a little. And after that, clone out the wire and post at the bottom of the image. Edit: If you are using CS, you can use masks to select what you want and work on it that way. Sevn fucked around with this message at 15:06 on Nov 6, 2011 |
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William T. Hornaday posted:Well, the smart object now looks correct, but I don't have access to any of the new exposure adjustments from Lightroom 4. Lame. I know this was a few posts back, but did you update the image process to (2012)? Settings -> Update To Current Process (2012)
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