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Now that's what I call a fart, Mel! Beaut photo.This was one of my favorites from an airshow. Breaking some air!View attachment 859948
Did you actually capture the plane breaking the sound barrier?This was one of my favorites from an airshow. Breaking some air!View attachment 859948
If you raise the vibrancy and saturation the colours will be more "vivid", but the yellow-ness will still be there only more yellow.So picture and a question... One of the things I love being in Sicily is the quieter pace of everything - but admittedly it's Farmville, so many of my shots look like the one below. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to edit? It's so... Yellow.
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Since digital cameras just love to turn everything a nice shade of blue, consider yourself blessed.So picture and a question... One of the things I love being in Sicily is the quieter pace of everything - but admittedly it's Farmville, so many of my shots look like the one below. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to edit? It's so... Yellow.
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Which program are you using to edit?So picture and a question... One of the things I love being in Sicily is the quieter pace of everything - but admittedly it's Farmville, so many of my shots look like the one below. Does anyone have any suggestions on what to edit? It's so... Yellow.
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In Lightroom, use the eyedropper to the left of the yellow/blue and magenta/green sliders at the top of the 'basic' panel to pick a target neutral.OK, thanks both! I thank you for thinking that I have anything close to proficiency with a photo editor. I generally use Lightroom CC to overall change levels, crop, etc. I have a desire to learn more about Photoshop, but to be honest I find it kind of intimidating. And I have Affinity Photo as well - it's only slightly less intimidating than Photoshop
I think I understand both your suggestions, so I'll give it a go![]()
This is the actual color - I just don't quite know what this color isIf the aircraft are supposed to be grey rather than blue grey, you can try a few points on those.
The known quantities on that image are probably the white bits of the star
Very possibly! I am using an iMac with an additional monitor, and the iMac looked perfect - the other monitor quite a bit different until I set the colorspace on it to Adobe RGB. It doesn't look exactly like the iMac, but pretty close. The color is a greenish-gray, but closer to gray.Chances are we're looking at slightly different colours and tones because we are looking at different monitors.
If this image looks correct on your monitor, a possible starting point for you would be to load this, and your other photo into Lightroom so you have a comparison in front of you.
Looks good hereVery possibly! I am using an iMac with an additional monitor, and the iMac looked perfect - the other monitor quite a bit different until I set the colorspace on it to Adobe RGB. It doesn't look exactly like the iMac, but pretty close. The color is a greenish-gray, but closer to gray.
Here's the result. I remember from photography classes a few decades ago that decreasing yellow increases blue, so there's a natural trade-off, but I think it's OK
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