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Peter Figen wrote:
Ben - Absent something that's obviously neutral in an image, it's really taking a quick look at the image on a well calibrated screen and asking yourself what your first impression of the image is. If it has a cast it will feel too green or too yellow, etc. You can't do this after laboring over the image for a long time. It needs to be a fresh peek. At first glance, most of the previous versions posted in the thread felt greenish to me in the tops of the secondary mesas to the left of the center of the image. My version felt a bit more brown than green, and for ME on this image, that felt better to my eye. But it's your image and not mine. That was just my interpretation, and mine is often as much about gut feel as anything else. This latest version, to my eye, feels cool overall. What happens if your very slightly warm the whole thing up. It would counter the somewhat cyanish upper left sky, which, in this type of image, might feel better with a hint more magenta in it. But then again......Show more →
I don't know how you see these casts. Anyway, here is one with the 81 warming filter applied. 85 seemed to much, and 81 seemed ok without a fade.
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