Having a hard time replicating the filter feature, i.e. changing settings only on part of a scene in this pic. There is a blue haze in the mountains which I have partially been able to offset using the dehaze feature, but I think it would be more efficient if I could somehow use a feature similar to creating another layer to just edit the mountains. The issue here was that the morning light was coming at such a angle much of the snow was behind the shadows which created the blue haziness in that area to begin with.
Any post processing ideas are welcome that don’t blow away the sky or highlights. IMG_5339.CR2 (29.7 MB)
The above is an example, you do need to spend some time on the overall image, but this does demonstrate how this works on a specific area.
You can also target the sky using this tool, but you can also use the Colour Toning module, especially the Colour correction regions method, which can also create masks to target specific areas.
Love this. You definitely answered the question there, the snow is for sure standing out. Illustrates to me what else happens to the image given the contrast, lighting challenges etc. (and yes, I think if I wanted to make it stand out this clearly, B&W photo is a pretty descent idea)
Yes, this looks better. The snow certainly stands out in the sunny aspects of the mountain and the sky and rest of the image still looks reasonable. Thanks, I presume this local adjustments you tried is unique to the RT dev version?
