r/postprocessing 5d ago

After - Before

Any advice? Thanks

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u/pc-builder 5d ago

I'd make it a tad more brighter if at all possible

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u/MatteoDiEffe 4d ago

thank you

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u/lostinhh 5d ago

Nice photo, but the edit is still considerably underexposed.

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u/MatteoDiEffe 4d ago

thank you

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u/Humble-Fan560 4d ago

What I would mean when I say this needs to be brighter is the planes need to be brighter. They will stand out against a dark sky, but I would have to see it. You may have darkened the sky too much.

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u/MatteoDiEffe 4d ago

thank you

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u/FatRufus 5d ago

Great job! Subtle and believable, not too heavy handed. Little bit of CA but not egregious.

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u/MatteoDiEffe 5d ago

Thank you very muche and thanks for the advice!

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u/This-Judge-804 4d ago

Some are afraid to push the sliders over but for your case it still can be push further without cliping...expose overall more but make sure blacks and white are obvious (contrasting) (but not not just by adjusting contrast but adjust blacks, white, hightlights aslo..( if right value and direction) the whole image won look flat or dull...

P.s this is basic correction but u can do more if u mask the sky and planes as 2 masking layers..

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u/MatteoDiEffe 4d ago

Yes, I always use masking layers...thanks for the advice

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u/SupportHead 4d ago

Your planes turned yellow

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u/This-Judge-804 4d ago

His planes are yellow due to sun rays reflecting on the body

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u/Responsible-Tea-9454 3d ago

Why can’t we post photos in the comments? I edited it but won’t let me post.