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The guys were in shadow with full sunlight lighting up the sand and water behind them, so I had to pull highlights way down and bring shadows way up. Here's the original:gulffish wrote:
Great set, the shot of guys with the fish looks over-processed, can't figure why. Beautiful spot, thanks for posting.
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Kirk


Better--less over-saturated skin tones.rexjak wrote:
The guys were in shadow with full sunlight lighting up the sand and water behind them, so I had to pull highlights way down and bring shadows way up. Here's the original:gulffish wrote:
Great set, the shot of guys with the fish looks over-processed, can't figure why. Beautiful spot, thanks for posting.
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Kirk
original
here's another attempt at fixing it:
processed, take two
Those are some of the toughest shots to fix with PP. Ran the original with Paintshop Pro 4X, Fill Light at 127 (max) and Clarity at 50.rexjak wrote:
The guys were in shadow with full sunlight lighting up the sand and water behind them, so I had to pull highlights way down and bring shadows way up. Here's the original:gulffish wrote:
Great set, the shot of guys with the fish looks over-processed, can't figure why. Beautiful spot, thanks for posting.
--
Kirk
original
here's another attempt at fixing it:
processed, take two