I am in the scenario where I've just returned from the Grand Canyon and discovered that all my photography (with my old Sony F707) was done with the white balance key mistakenly depressed on the barrel. As a result most of the outdoor shots have a bluish-greenish tinge to them. I'm desperate for suggestions on how to correct this by post-processing the images and appreciate any advice and pointers ! Thanks in advance
1) Image/Adjustments/Levels, click grey (middle) eyedropper on light in foreground of picture. 2) Image/Adjustments/Brightness and Contrast, increate brightness 3-4 points 3) Image/Adjustments/Hue and Saturation, drop the saturation (for all colors, RGB) down 3-4 points.
Posted on Sep 12, 2005
If you have Photoshop: Layer>New adjustment Layer>Levels Use the middle eyedropper tool and click on something in your photo that should be gray/dark gray. Or: Use the white eyedropper (far right eye dropper) and click on something in the photo that you know is (or should be) white. You can try the gray first, then the white.
Posted on Sep 12, 2005
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