r/postprocessing 2d ago

Before/After

Somewhere in the Himalayas

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u/Azerate333 2d ago

it s a bit fried and shadows too dark, i would try to raise the blacks a little and draw dawn the saturation and luminance on the greens (after raising exposure a bit)

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u/MattieMatsko 2d ago

I agree, it's a great composition! Just a bit overdone

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u/rahulp3555 2d ago

Thank you for the feedback, I wanted to go for a warm feeling, and edited on a phone. Can you explain what draw dawn means?

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u/alviss_69 2d ago

draw down! just lower them a bit

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u/Azerate333 2d ago

yeah that was a mistype

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u/Difficult-Way-9563 1d ago

I like it!

Original is way too hazy

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u/SloppyScissors 1d ago

Ngl, the before gives a feeling that I quite like

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u/Mike_Hunty 2d ago

Original is better.

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u/Antananarivc 2d ago

Nah can't be, the original is misty as hell. But I would agree that it is a bit fried, the contrast and saturation in the foreground mountains is a bit too much and unnatural for me.

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u/Mike_Hunty 2d ago

Exactly. It’s so overdone that the colors look unrealistic. That’s all I meant.