Drop the saturation on the faces using the local tools if using ACR/LR/Aperture. Got the same thing from a recent wedding, complained of orange faces, showed them that the bride was the only one in the groups with that orange face, everyone elses was perfect and they should direct their complaints to the makup people.
Beni wrote:
Drop the saturation on the faces using the local tools if using ACR/LR/Aperture. Got the same thing from a recent wedding, complained of orange faces, showed them that the bride was the only one in the groups with that orange face, everyone elses was perfect and they should direct their complaints to the makup people.
I created an action in photoshop to lower the saturation and take out some of the orange/red. They look much better. To top this off, when I got to the reception pictures, there were multi-color lights that the band had set up on either side of the room. They were lower to the floor than most DJ's use and closer to the dance floor. I had to use the same action to correct for the orange/red. Anything close up were fine, the flash took care of it. Anything shot from a distance needed work. I'm finally through them. Yvette
