hi there
I usually take pictures on bright sunny days with clear blue skies, but when I go home and put the pictures on my computer the skies don’t look as blue as they were, it’s even washed out a bit, Why does this happen and how can I can deep blue skies ?
Many thanks
My Skies are always not as blue as they really were at the time of taking the picture
hi there
I usually take pictures on bright sunny days with clear blue skies, but when I go home and...
blue skies picturing sunny
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OneDes
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Posted 25 August 2012 - 09:08 PM
It’s difficult for most cameras to produce strong colors like the one you want. Shooting pictures at midday limitations. Try to take pictures when the sun isn’t shinning so brightly.
Also try Shooting with a narrow aperture (f18 - f22) . Also try to use a ND filter to reduce the brightness. Hope this helps you out
Also try Shooting with a narrow aperture (f18 - f22) . Also try to use a ND filter to reduce the brightness. Hope this helps you out
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DMahannah
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Posted 28 August 2012 - 03:45 AM
In addition, you can push up the saturation a little afterwards using Photoshop. I wouldn't rely on this alone, as your camera settings should be what you utilize to do the majority of the work, but it's something that can make the colors in a photo pop just a bit more.
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