I've watched and tried a handy few Photoshop Tutorials on youtube, some when you do them don't work that well, But this one and your Warm B/w one, work really well for me, Keep 'em Coming !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a Million
@tiggstah A polarized filter would help, particularly with the sky and clouds. However, in this case the sky was probably as saturated as it could be anyhow and that would have probably been the only real benefit to using a CPL in the case of this example. Also, with the lens used in this example, a CPL is not an option as the Nikkor 14-24 F2.8 lens used does not accept screw-on filters of any type or size. (It has a gigantic, curved primary lens element.) But thanks for making that suggestion.
legend! i am off to the canadian rockies in 2 weeks, and wanted to know how to ge the really rich colours on my landscape. this tut has dne thetrick nicely.
This works very well, thank you very much!
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I've watched and tried a handy few Photoshop Tutorials on youtube, some when you do them don't work that well, But this one and your Warm B/w one, work really well for me, Keep 'em Coming !!!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks a Million
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shaughz 7 months ago
Excellent info Jason ...quick and easy with great effect.
GusMcCrae01 10 months ago
Just used these tips. Thanks!
sheisaclassic 1 year ago
great technique for in photoshop! i'll keep this in mind when when doing stylistic super saturated work, tattoos and such.
however, wouldn't a circular polarizer give you better results without the need to go into photoshop?
tiggstah 1 year ago
@tiggstah A polarized filter would help, particularly with the sky and clouds. However, in this case the sky was probably as saturated as it could be anyhow and that would have probably been the only real benefit to using a CPL in the case of this example. Also, with the lens used in this example, a CPL is not an option as the Nikkor 14-24 F2.8 lens used does not accept screw-on filters of any type or size. (It has a gigantic, curved primary lens element.) But thanks for making that suggestion.
ModifiedPhoto 1 year ago
legend! i am off to the canadian rockies in 2 weeks, and wanted to know how to ge the really rich colours on my landscape. this tut has dne thetrick nicely.
thank you!
drew2pac 1 year ago
i like it i didnt know befor
MagicProShop2009 1 year ago
nice looks nice!!
TheW0rdAlive 1 year ago
Thanks
ModifiedPhoto 1 year ago
Very cool, well done ---thnx!
lesliekaner 2 years ago
great job...
frezo360 2 years ago 3