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<blockquote data-quote="J-see" data-source="post: 408402" data-attributes="member: 31330">It was a bit overexposed indeed. I corrected it. Sharpening was 60 which isn't phenomenal but I tried lowering it but it seems to make little difference besides detail disappearing. I didn't pay that much attention to the duck; these shots are all about the water for me. The duck is there to make ripples. I just love the colors in the water.This is a corrected version.[ATTACH]135761[/ATTACH]I upped the saturation to check if it was oversaturated even when I close to never use it but the shot seems ok color-wise. That's what the duck looks when the sun hits it.Here's oversaturated:[ATTACH]135763[/ATTACH]Still, lowering exposure by 1/3th and using a gradient to lower the background that got hit too much by the sun makes it better. I'm still struggling with the color corrections so I'll get it wrong from time to time. I need to find a formula somehow.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="J-see, post: 408402, member: 31330"] It was a bit overexposed indeed. I corrected it. Sharpening was 60 which isn't phenomenal but I tried lowering it but it seems to make little difference besides detail disappearing. I didn't pay that much attention to the duck; these shots are all about the water for me. The duck is there to make ripples. I just love the colors in the water. This is a corrected version. [ATTACH=CONFIG]135761._xfImport[/ATTACH] I upped the saturation to check if it was oversaturated even when I close to never use it but the shot seems ok color-wise. That's what the duck looks when the sun hits it. Here's oversaturated: [ATTACH=CONFIG]135763._xfImport[/ATTACH] Still, lowering exposure by 1/3th and using a gradient to lower the background that got hit too much by the sun makes it better. I'm still struggling with the color corrections so I'll get it wrong from time to time. I need to find a formula somehow. [/QUOTE]

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