I am using sigmoid. DT5, but 4.x was the same.
I have tried cranking the chromatic aberration module way up, but its not really hitting it at all.
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There is an old module called defringe which tackles your image easily.
Or the newer recommended chromatic aberration module will also do the job with a few tweaks.
And if all else fails then a localised mask in either color zones or color equalizer module could be used to desaturate the offending fringe color.
That is the three different approaches I would consider for troublesome images.
The moment i clicked “very large chromatic aberration”, the result jumped into what I was looking for. One of those checkboxes that just slipped past my attention.
I did not realize there would be a histogram once I enabled the the color zones piece. And now I start looking into that spike. Seems like a great alternative if I decide to disagree with the chromatic module.
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Well…thanks a lot. Now mine is junk.
Your sky so much better than i would have thought possible. But as I go through your .xmp, turning modules on and off to see what magic setting you used, it seems to be a combination of several. No easy button. Crap. I can sort of see what you did, but I cannot see how you looked at the image and said “oh, ill do this, this, and this!”.
Anyways – the way you handled the sky looks amazing.
Thank you for sharing.
For the sky the main components are haze removal and local contrast. But yes you are right it’s a combination of different modules.
