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 Jnaneshwar Surabathula |
How to enhance the 'green' in vegetation?
How can I enhance the green colors in vegetation? I'd appreciate any helpful responses. Thanks.
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| W. |
Hi , I would tweak the Color balance/Curves and/or Saturation until I was satisfied. Have fun!
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Debbie Del Tejo
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took the liberty but it was not very clear.....hope you don't mind.....
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Dennis Flanagan
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In Photoshop, go to the Enhancment menu, then "Enhance Colors". In the Hue/Saturation box, use the drop down box and click on YELLOW. Then slide the saturation slider to the right until you get the green you want.
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| Jnaneshwar Surabathula |
Thanks for the response! I thought we could fix it when taking the image itself without resorting to adjusting it on PS. I shall try and post it again. Good work Debbie!
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| W. |
Well, if you want to "fix it when taking the image itself without resorting to adjusting it on PS", you may want to try playing around with a polarizer filter (tripod!) and a few different exposures (auto-bracketing). And if you would choose to combine the best of both worlds you could apply those different exposures into an HDR image with as much green 'glow' as you like.
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Raymond H. Kemp
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A Velvia plug-in for Photoshop works great with the greens! I love mine.
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Bob Cammarata
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A sunny day "plays well" with green moss but you will get pesky shadows along with those vibrant reflected greens. After the fact though, try increasing the brightness and saturation just a hair.
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