- Location
- Milwaukee, WI USA
- Name
- Luke
How can I avoid the crazy color fringing here. I know stopping down the lens would have helped....I guess f2.8 is out for trees against a bright sky. I had to overexpose a bit also, to keep the details in the statue which of course blows out the sky. Does this exacerbate the problem?
What would you have done differently?
DSCF1003 by Lukinosity, on Flickr
Is this "just the way it's going to be"? If there's no way around it, I can shoot a couple different exposures and one exposed for the horse and one exposed for a blue sky and blend them in Photoshop. I wouldn't do it for this shot.....It's not special in any way to me..... I'm just out and about taking shots. But there will come a day when I'm shooting something that matters and there's going to be a tree against a bright sky and I'll want to get it right.
In the meantime, I just removed the color blue in Lightroom. It's kind of cheating, but the fringing is OUT OF CONTROL!
DSCF1009 by Lukinosity, on Flickr
What would you have done differently?
DSCF1003 by Lukinosity, on Flickr
Is this "just the way it's going to be"? If there's no way around it, I can shoot a couple different exposures and one exposed for the horse and one exposed for a blue sky and blend them in Photoshop. I wouldn't do it for this shot.....It's not special in any way to me..... I'm just out and about taking shots. But there will come a day when I'm shooting something that matters and there's going to be a tree against a bright sky and I'll want to get it right.
In the meantime, I just removed the color blue in Lightroom. It's kind of cheating, but the fringing is OUT OF CONTROL!
DSCF1009 by Lukinosity, on Flickr