Fish Pictures With My New Camera

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No filter. Shooting in RAW and editing in Lightroom. I also turn my camera white balance as high as it goes (10k).

If colour balance isn't getting you there (in the camera or after in LR) you might have a look for a Tint or Hue control in LR. I use Darktable so I don't know what LR calls it.

 

[IntrinsicReef]

If colour balance isn't getting you there (in the camera or after in LR) you might have a look for a Tint or Hue control in LR. I use Darktable so I don't know what LR calls it.

I have tried a few different options in Lightroom. The photos at the beginning of the thread were adjusted using the white balance slider. Which is quite effective and gives wide range when editing RAW files, but I found sometimes the colors need different treatment. The clownfish are a good example. The orange bars get too warm before the blue is eliminated from the white bars. I started using the Point Curve tool on the more recent photos in this thread and think it helped me dial in color better. This gave me separate control of saturation of the different color channels.

 

[betareef]

I have tried a few different options in Lightroom. The photos at the beginning of the thread were adjusted using the white balance slider. Which is quite effective and gives wide range when editing RAW files, but I found sometimes the colors need different treatment. The clownfish are a good example. The orange bars get too warm before the blue is eliminated from the white bars. I started using the Point Curve tool on the more recent photos in this thread and think it helped me dial in color better. This gave me separate control of saturation of the different color channels.

Try this one

Creatively Using the New Lightroom Hue Control

What is the Lightroom local hue control feature, and how do you use it? Discover the secrets to realistic hue adjustments with this new tool!

digital-photography-school.com

 

[IntrinsicReef]

Try this one

Creatively Using the New Lightroom Hue Control

What is the Lightroom local hue control feature, and how do you use it? Discover the secrets to realistic hue adjustments with this new tool!

digital-photography-school.com

That's a good article. Thank you. The color range mask sounds very helpful. I haven't seem that mask in Lightroom Cloud. I wonder if it is only in Classic. Maybe I will try to find it in Photoshop

 

[betareef]

That's a good article. Thank you. The color range mask sounds very helpful. I haven't seem that mask in Lightroom Cloud. I wonder if it is only in Classic. Maybe I will try to find it in Photoshop

I know learning curves on new software can be daunting, but you might consider Darktable instead of Lightroom. It's free and VERY capable.

Here's it's color controls showing a parametric mask selecting based on color range

 

[IntrinsicReef]

I know learning curves on new software can be daunting, but you might consider Darktable instead of Lightroom. It's free and VERY capable.

Here's it's color controls showing a parametric mask selecting based on color range

Daunting indeed. I understand a few of those words. Lol. Honestly, I am a filthy casual when it comes to photography and editing. I basically fell in to the Adobe ecosystem because my sister and daughter are avid users. I received several crash courses, and the programs are fairly intuitive to me.