joshnl
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Hi all,
I've been having a problem related to chromatic aberration lately with my photo processing. The latest versions of ACR are great for removing the colour fringing associated with CA. However, I've noticed a problem with backlit scenes. Let's say you have a dark rock with a relatively bright (but still darkish) sky behind it, and there is colour fringing around the rock. Once the actual colour component of the fringing has been removed, a white ring/halo remains around the rock (i.e. the luminosity component of the fringing still remains).
Does anyone know how to remove this? I imagine it would involve lowering the luminosity of the fringe, but I can't figure out a way to achieve this. Would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
Josh
I've been having a problem related to chromatic aberration lately with my photo processing. The latest versions of ACR are great for removing the colour fringing associated with CA. However, I've noticed a problem with backlit scenes. Let's say you have a dark rock with a relatively bright (but still darkish) sky behind it, and there is colour fringing around the rock. Once the actual colour component of the fringing has been removed, a white ring/halo remains around the rock (i.e. the luminosity component of the fringing still remains).
Does anyone know how to remove this? I imagine it would involve lowering the luminosity of the fringe, but I can't figure out a way to achieve this. Would really appreciate any suggestions. Thanks!
Josh