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This was taken near Becky Falls in September.Processing: global exposure and contrast adjustments (with some desaturation to compensate for the contrast increase) as well as brightening the bottom with a gradient masked curves layer.
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Have a great weekend!
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global as in to the whole image. Its just a phrase, if you do something globally you are doing it to everything.
Thanks Drew
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I see, was there mist in the air to get the sun rays?
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Hope you enjoy this...
Luca
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truly beautiful, I love those foggy forest scenes
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Something you don't approve let me know.
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.......................................(no words) *in awe*
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Again like the other image from this session...beautiful.
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Thanks Andy, I appreciate it.
Alex
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O_O wow! the rays are amazing and so clearly seen! excellent
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Love those rays! That slight hint of color looks just right for the picture :]
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I like the other forest mist shot more for its overall mood, but the dawn yellow hues and detail in the fir tree tops make this I think.
Leave the saturation though.
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what sort of response is that?
I know its late, but thats a bit...well...weird.
I have discovered why alot of my shots have a yellow/grey over tint to them.Its a sigma lens thing. Just something the lenses are common at casting a very slight, almost an ND warming filter, tint to them.
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well if you make the sound it sounds like someone agreeing....
well the greyness has nothing to do with the lens, the tint might. The greyness is an exposure error (underexposure), nothing more. The cameras metering system sees thorought he lens so it would compensate for any very fractional darkness in the glass. Some lenses do flare (as you know) so that could result in a lack of contrast but that would be more of a white overlay for a correctly exposed file.
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The light is great Alex. I might do some light brushes to highlight a bit of green in the trees but it really is fine as it is.
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yeah, maybe, but it wasnt natural saturation and I didnt want it to look like it was incredibly golden. I dont know, I might have another play
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