Foggy Morning
eoren1
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We were treated to two mornings with dense fog so I tried to make the most of it. I'm grappling with how best to process these shots and would greatly appreciate any advice. All were shot with +1 exposure compensation in raw format and taken into Lightroom.
For most, I boosted the blacks to 10, increased the clarity to about 15-20, vibrance to 8 or so and saturation about 4. Some had a slight boost to the highlights contrast or a decrease in the darks. All then got a bit of sharpening added.
Thanks in advance,
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For most, I boosted the blacks to 10, increased the clarity to about 15-20, vibrance to 8 or so and saturation about 4. Some had a slight boost to the highlights contrast or a decrease in the darks. All then got a bit of sharpening added.
Thanks in advance,
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Eyal
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Ever been to top of that lighthouse? One of the best views around! I was a lighthouse tech in the Coast Guard in Boston and have seen the vistas from all of them on the Mass coast. That one's pretty close to the best.
I haven't figured out yet how to get up there but will post some shots as soon as I do.
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Starting to think that maybe that is a better choice for these foggy scenes. Tried to play with the curves as well.
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