Can I get rid of the green?

jcdill

I've been asked to process and print a jpeg photo from the Total Solar Eclipse in China in August 2008. The photo is a composite (done by someone else) from photos taken by many on the trip. In the process of making the composite, the sky around the sun takes on blue/green/blue banding. I don't care about the banding, but I want to get rid of the color shift so that all the blues are the same blue. I'm pretty sure there's an easy way to do this in Photoshop with one of the adjustment layers, but I can't recall how.

I'm using Photoshop CS3 on a Mac (OS X 10.5.5). Thanks!

kwcrow

jcdill wrote:

I've been asked to process and print a jpeg photo from the Total Solar Eclipse in China in August 2008. The photo is a composite (done by someone else) from photos taken by many on the trip. In the process of making the composite, the sky around the sun takes on blue/green/blue banding. I don't care about the banding, but I want to get rid of the color shift so that all the blues are the same blue. I'm pretty sure there's an easy way to do this in Photoshop with one of the adjustment layers, but I can't recall how.

I'm using Photoshop CS3 on a Mac (OS X 10.5.5). Thanks!

I suggest using curves on the green channel only and select a point on the curve matching the green band color and reducing that to your liking.

rutt

The attached image is way too small to be able to see the problem.

If you can somehow make a larger image available, I'll try my hand at it. I have an idea of something that might be very simple.