Orange and teal sunset.

[Piglet3003]

Hey guys.

Please review and comment on what you would have changed in the photo and in post.

AEB 5 shot.

 

[Cisco62]

Nice shot. I would reduce cyan on the left side of the sky.
Also the horizon is too centered, I would probably cut a bit at the bottom to make the photo less simmetric.

 

[Orion33]

Hey guys.

Please review and comment on what you would have changed in the photo and in post.

AEB 5 shot.

View attachment 85151

For altering satisfactorily the colors in a picture like this you need to have the raw/dng file. It gives many more possibilities.
Ton

 

[25Vettes]

Nice shot, but the horizon needs to be straightened and the bottom should be cropped slightly. (Rule of thirds)

The color is a bit off an needs to be corrected. I would open the raw file in Photoshop, choose selective color and pull the greens out of the blue sky, darken the blacks and dehaze it a little.

 

[Not A Speck Of Cereal]

Bracketed shots don't produce DNGs, am I right?

Contrary to popular belief, you can color correct images in photoshop that are not raw (shocking, I know). It's not the same (especially with a lossy format such as JPG), but you can do it.

If it does save the individual DNGs (the manual isn't clear), then there you go.

Chris

 

[RickinWaST]

Agree with has been posted. Look for minor distractions when framing the shoot. In this case, eliminate the tree in the bottom left corner. If it was the whole tree it may work.

 

[Piglet3003]

This is my edit I did on a dng photo. I only take raw photos

For altering satisfactorily the colors in a picture like this you need to have the raw/dng file. It gives many more possibilities.
Ton

 

[Piglet3003]

Well I could be mistaken but when I did this it gave me 5 jpg files and 5 dng files. I only used the 5 dng files when i merged i didnt use jpegs

Bracketed shots don't produce DNGs, am I right?

Contrary to popular belief, you can color correct images in photoshop that are not raw (shocking, I know). It's not the same (especially with a lossy format such as JPG), but you can do it.

If it does save the individual DNGs (the manual isn't clear), then there you go.

Chris

 

[Orion33]

Bracketed shots don't produce DNGs, am I right?

Contrary to popular belief, you can color correct images in photoshop that are not raw (shocking, I know). It's not the same (especially with a lossy format such as JPG), but you can do it.

If it does save the individual DNGs (the manual isn't clear), then there you go.

Chris

I'm not shocked at all because I'm color correcting jpg's as well raw's for many years. But the fact is that the possibilities are far greater with raw then with jpg's.
Ton

Ps; one of my latest pano's.

 

[kidroc]

Nice!!