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In a typical scenario you have used a polariser on an (ultra) wide-angle lens to polarise a "big" landscape, plus - in my case - a 1 or 2 stop ND grad. You get a rather obvious over-saturated area in the sky.
How to do it -
Use the radial filter in Lightroom 5.
Select the dark area created by the polariser; invert the mask to work on the dark area only, feather to 100%, use the saturation, exposure and highlight sliders to remove the over-polarised area.
Works a treat!
See this blog post - http://wp.me/p2BFlt-9w
jerry
How to do it -
Use the radial filter in Lightroom 5.
Select the dark area created by the polariser; invert the mask to work on the dark area only, feather to 100%, use the saturation, exposure and highlight sliders to remove the over-polarised area.
Works a treat!
See this blog post - http://wp.me/p2BFlt-9w
jerry
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