everything has a sickly greenish cast to it.Experimenting with LE and "big stopper" also stacked circular polariser onto Canon EF 17-40 f4 L. My personal preference was to leave out sea birds, boats etc in the space occupied by the sea and sky. Finally resized for a square format .
St Abb's Head Northumberland UK
Thanks in advance
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Joe
Yes, it looks green to me, too. And I also don't like that blurred, unnatural look of the water.everything has a sickly greenish cast to it.Experimenting with LE and "big stopper" also stacked circular polariser onto Canon EF 17-40 f4 L. My personal preference was to leave out sea birds, boats etc in the space occupied by the sea and sky. Finally resized for a square format .
St Abb's Head Northumberland UK
Thanks in advance
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Joe
Color shift due to the filter?
It must have been a very still day. At that shutter speed I would have expected to see more motion blur in the grass. Not sure that I like the blurring in the water around the rocks that much either.
Tedolph
Hi Joe. I have to agree with the other comments regarding t he green tint which is in all of the image below the horizon and the upper clouds on either side. I don't know if you added this in post or if the filter is the culprit. I adjusted the white balance and removed the tint in the clouds and to me it looks much better. The sky is a bit blown out too just above the horizon which should not have happened with that filter.
St Abb's Head Northumberland UK
Thanks in advance
but preferable to the original.Hi Joe. I have to agree with the other comments regarding t he green tint which is in all of the image below the horizon and the upper clouds on either side. I don't know if you added this in post or if the filter is the culprit. I adjusted the white balance and removed the tint in the clouds and to me it looks much better. The sky is a bit blown out too just above the horizon which should not have happened with that filter.
St Abb's Head Northumberland UK
Thanks in advance
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It would be nice if we had the raw file to look at. Davebut preferable to the original.Hi Joe. I have to agree with the other comments regarding t he green tint which is in all of the image below the horizon and the upper clouds on either side. I don't know if you added this in post or if the filter is the culprit. I adjusted the white balance and removed the tint in the clouds and to me it looks much better. The sky is a bit blown out too just above the horizon which should not have happened with that filter.
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I just think this image is too messed up to be recoverable. I really wish the OP would tell us what happened here such that the image is so far off reality. I have a hunch that the really long exposure played some role?
Tedolph
F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Not really sure what you're trying to say but if you are asking where the op's version of his photo is in my post I'm sure we all know it's his photo, especially since my post was in response to him with an explanation of what I did. If I have broken some kind of rule then my apologies to the op. If you are saying the changes I made to his photo are fubar then I can't say that I disagree with you. It was only an attempt to get rid of some of the green and try to find some detail in the sky. It was only an attempt at helping.F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Where is the OP?
Tedolph
Not really sure what you're trying to say but if you are asking where the op's version of his photo is in my post I'm sure we all know it's his photo, especially since my post was in response to him with an explanation of what I did. If I have broken some kind of rule then my apologies to the op. If you are saying the changes I made to his photo are fubar then I can't say that I disagree with you. It was only an attempt to get rid of some of the green and try to find some detail in the sky. It was only an attempt at helping.F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Where is the OP?
Tedolph
Not really sure what you're trying to say but if you are asking where the op's version of his photo is in my post I'm sure we all know it's his photo, especially since my post was in response to him with an explanation of what I did. If I have broken some kind of rule then my apologies to the op.F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Where is the OP?
Tedolph
Having been career military I'm well versed in fubar, lol. Your post was made in response to me so I assumed it was directed to me and I really wasn't sure what you were saying. I took no offense, only wanted to explain what I had done. Sorry if you were offended, certainly not my intention. But even if you had been referring to what I did to the photo I would still have to agree that it's fubar for the most part. I didn't really like it either, lol. Sorry for the confusion.Huh?Not really sure what you're trying to say but if you are asking where the op's version of his photo is in my post I'm sure we all know it's his photo, especially since my post was in response to him with an explanation of what I did. If I have broken some kind of rule then my apologies to the op.F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Where is the OP?
Tedolph
Where are you getting all this from?
Do you look over your shoulder a lot?
No.
I was just wondering why the OP had not made any comments on what had been done.
My FUBR comment was directed to the original image.
Why are you people so quick to assume offense?
TEdolph
Joe, I like this one a whole lot more. Thanks for sharing it and for your comments. Really sorry about all the confusion over this.Hello jerry1, I cannot revisit the location at least not in the near future. I have to be honest with you and say that the green cast was down to me and unlikely to be the Lee filter or monitor calibration which I carry out regularly. I also take some responsibility for not making clear that I was only inviting C&C and not retouching so please do not be to hard on yourself as I was not offended. Finally I have several images of Northumberland and will be more than happy to accept C&C. from the group. The only further comment is I could not resist re editing the original. I have converted it to jpeg and not assigned Srgb profile as previously.
Thanks in advance
Joe
St Abb's Head V.2
I like this version a lot better. I think it looks a bit flat though and the horizon is high on the left side. Is this a little more to what you were looking for? I am guessing a little regarding the green foreground since your first one was leaning in that direction. DaveHello jerry1, I cannot revisit the location at least not in the near future. I have to be honest with you and say that the green cast was down to me and unlikely to be the Lee filter or monitor calibration which I carry out regularly. I also take some responsibility for not making clear that I was only inviting C&C and not retouching so please do not be to hard on yourself as I was not offended. Finally I have several images of Northumberland and will be more than happy to accept C&C. from the group. The only further comment is I could not resist re editing the original. I have converted it to jpeg and not assigned Srgb profile as previously.
Thanks in advance
Joe
St Abb's Head V.2
I was referring to the OP's original photo. To be clear, I was saying that the original JPEG posted by the OP is probably too messed up to repair. I was not making any comment about you, what you did, etc.Having been career military I'm well versed in fubar, lol. Your post was made in response to me so I assumed it was directed to me and I really wasn't sure what you were saying. I took no offense, only wanted to explain what I had done. Sorry if you were offended, certainly not my intention. But even if you had been referring to what I did to the photo I would still have to agree that it's fubar for the most part. I didn't really like it either, lol. Sorry for the confusion.Huh?Not really sure what you're trying to say but if you are asking where the op's version of his photo is in my post I'm sure we all know it's his photo, especially since my post was in response to him with an explanation of what I did. If I have broken some kind of rule then my apologies to the op.F.U.B.R.Agree with everyone, way too green looking. I tried to play with it some but to get rid of the green (actually the yellow) I had to do a lot of playing around with the saturation, hue and luminance to the point that it looks really subdued in color (not always a bad thing, I guess). I did some dodging and burning and a little tweaking of the clouds in Topaz Detail. I've got some kind of banding in the sky on the right and not sure where that came from but Topaz Denoise wouldn't get rid of it. I agree that it would be nice to take a look at the raw file. The photo is a nice composition but I think it's one where the ND filter hurt more than help. This scene would actually look great with a rough sea.
Where is the OP?
Tedolph
Where are you getting all this from?
Do you look over your shoulder a lot?
No.
I was just wondering why the OP had not made any comments on what had been done.
My FUBR comment was directed to the original image.
Why are you people so quick to assume offense?
TEdolph
