Newfoundland Fog.. someone wanna edit?

[DrizzyDrones]

Here’s some fog I hear people come from all over to see it lol i havent edited at all if someone wants to make them better then by all means plz

 

[itsneedtokno]

Here’s some fog I hear people come from all over to see it lol i havent edited at all if someone wants to make them better then by all means plz

Doing it

 

[itsneedtokno]

 

[itsneedtokno]

 

[itsneedtokno]

 

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[Dale D]

Here’s some fog I hear people come from all over to see it lol i havent edited at all if someone wants to make them better then by all means plz

Here’s some fog I hear people come from all over to see it lol i havent edited at all if someone wants to make them better then by all means plz

I took stab at this image- I did a screen capture, brought it into Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) an immediately used the gradient tool to darken the sky and cloud bank down to the bottom of the cloud bank. Then I added structure to the clouds (sharpening). I used a tool to remove all signs of humanity (power poles). Here is the image.

 

[TCMini]

I remember that pea soup. Born on the rock and lived there till 75. Great shots.??

 

[SkipperBill]

Where did you fly? I'm in St Philips, NL

 

[itsneedtokno]

I took stab at this image- I did a screen capture, brought it into Adobe Camera RAW (ACR) an immediately used the gradient tool to darken the sky and cloud bank down to the bottom of the cloud bank. Then I added structure to the clouds (sharpening). I used a tool to remove all signs of humanity (power poles). Here is the image.View attachment 111195

I removed the poles too, but your fog looks better.

 

[Dale D]

I removed the poles too, but your fog looks better.

Cody
The KEY is the GRADIENT FILTER. Load the image into ACR (Adobe Camera RAW). Click on the gradient filter. Start the gradient filter by left clicking in the middle top of the image, and holding the left mouse button down. Drag and hold the left mouse button down to about the horizon or a bit lower. Then you have ALL of the ACR tools to futz with the clouds.

I removed the poles too, but your fog looks better.

So Cody, I took some time to fashion this for you. Step 1. To menu bar- Filter>Camera RAW filter. (it's the 2nd picture below).
Step. 2. IN ACR- find Graduated Filter icon in the menu (step 1). Click it. 3. Start to drag down from center top middle. 4. Once you have selected the area to work on, the entire menu in the right controls only that area. Use every single slider to your taste. I go for reducing the exposure, a bit of contrast, decrease the highlights, and white, increase the texture and clarity and a but of dehaze (not too much).

This will give the details in the clouds we are seeking. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will try to help you.

Dale

 

[jarnie]

Love those photos and the ones edited. You guys are amazing.
I have never used Photoshop but use Paint Shop Pro which 'maybe' could give similar results (never tried though as I wouldn't know where to start.

 

[itsneedtokno]

Cody
The KEY is the GRADIENT FILTER. Load the image into ACR (Adobe Camera RAW). Click on the gradient filter. Start the gradient filter by left clicking in the middle top of the image, and holding the left mouse button down. Drag and hold the left mouse button down to about the horizon or a bit lower. Then you have ALL of the ACR tools to futz with the clouds.

So Cody, I took some time to fashion this for you. Step 1. To menu bar- Filter>Camera RAW filter. (it's the 2nd picture below).
Step. 2. IN ACR- find Graduated Filter icon in the menu (step 1). Click it. 3. Start to drag down from center top middle. 4. Once you have selected the area to work on, the entire menu in the right controls only that area. Use every single slider to your taste. I go for reducing the exposure, a bit of contrast, decrease the highlights, and white, increase the texture and clarity and a but of dehaze (not too much).

This will give the details in the clouds we are seeking. If you have any questions, please let me know and I will try to help you.

DaleView attachment 111211View attachment 111210

So do you gradient first?

 

[Dale D]

So do you gradient first?

YES! Or as we say here in Miami- absolutemente (or in French- absolutement). If you open your image in Photoshop , you will not see the gradient filter. You need to then go to Camera Raw. I show how to do that on the instructional slide- go to the top menu and look for FILTER./ Drop down menu>Camera Raw Filter. Drag you line drown from the top. It can also be at any angle as shown here in this image. Once your filter is in place all of the tools on the right are to control the area you selected. To finish, keep hitting the Return or Enter key until all of the dotted lines and filter go away. Then edit the RAW image further with the sliders on the right. When you are satisfied you can open the image in Photoshop for fine adjustments.

Dale

 

[DrizzyDrones]

Where did you fly? I'm in St Philips, NL

This is sheigh heights flying over the mountain towards cape spear and light house is fort amrhest

awesome skills guzs im pretty good with technology but this editing stuff gets me i can change stuff but chang it at random and understanding what an image needs is not the same

 

[DrizzyDrones]

Heres a cpl from quidi vidi what part of the rock are you from @TCMini

 

[Phantomrain.org]

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And than on the 7th day purple was created, Awesome projection.

 

[DrizzyDrones]

Hey could u do the same thing to the other shots of the water before the fog is there sign the corner and take out the red words? Nice work so what do you recommend for editing on phone as I don’t always have access to computer

 

[SkipperBill]

This is sheigh heights flying over the mountain towards cape spear and light house is fort amrhest

awesome skills guzs im pretty good with technology but this editing stuff gets me i can change stuff but chang it at random and understanding what an image needs is not the same

. Amazing flight what drone are you using?

 

[jag32266]

You Tube is your friend,.. many tutorials to learn how to. Nice pics for a Newfie