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Okay, I've changed one of them a bit. But honestly they look kind of overexposed to me, maybe it's just my screen. I dont know... what do you think about it?
Okay, I've changed one of them a bit. But honestly they look kind of overexposed to me, maybe it's just my screen. I dont know... what do you think about it?
Hmm okay, I found out using the neutral configuration might be the best. Because on SD settings Clarity is slightly boosted, this might cause some halos, but I'm not sure.
'Clarity' settings are well known to cause such halos.
Anyways, how can I fix the pictures I've already shot? I mean, they have halos on the unedited version, is it possible to remove them?
If you have the RAW files, it will be easy enough to reprocess them with the affected settings removed. If you only have the jpegs produced in camera, there is no way to remove the halos and you will need to accept these images won't be uploadable here.
Probably not. These kinds of halos usually result from settings that affect highlights or shadows (D-lighting usually boosting shadows for example). If you can't find one specific setting that seems the likely culprit, set everything to 0 and see what happens.
Hmm okay, I found out using the neutral configuration might be the best. Because on SD settings Clarity is slightly boosted, this might cause some halos, but I'm not sure. I'll give it a try.
Anyways, how can I fix the pictures I've already shot? I mean, they have halos on the unedited version, is it possible to remove them? I am honestly kind of disappointed now and clueless...
I did check on my settings, D-Lighting was turned off, so that can not be the issue... does the "Picture Control Config" change the appearance? Current setting is on SD=(Standard) and with changed options in the subsettings: "Sharpening 3.00" and "Detailcontrast +1.00"
Probably not. These kinds of halos usually result from settings that affect highlights or shadows (D-lighting usually boosting shadows for example). If you can't find one specific setting that seems the likely culprit, set everything to 0 and see what happens.
I did check on my settings, D-Lighting was turned off, so that can not be the issue... does the "Picture Control Config" change the appearance? Current setting is on SD=(Standard) and with changed options in the subsettings: "Sharpening 3.00" and "Detailcontrast +1.00"
Halos are visible in both, which means likely in-camera settings. In that case, try turning off the 'D-Lighting' feature, and see if that doesn't get rid of them.
i recently posted a thread for a prescreening request and got a reject reason for visible halos, which is indeed correct.
But still I dont really know how to fix this kind of problem in Lightroom itself. These halos only appear as soon as the background sky is full blue, without any clouds etc...
Following you will see a picture edited and a picture raw, right from my SD-Card... and I realized that it looks like there are halos on the unedited picture aswell, or am I just stupid?
As an information what kind of equipment I use, I use an Nikon D500 as an camera body... Am I using the wrong settings? If anyone has a clue don't hesitate to type it down...
This picture is from my SD-Card:
This is with small ajustments..
Greetings and thank you in advance
Kris Hertfelder
Editorial note:
I checked my Camera settings and it appears to be, that I shot these images on an Automatic Whitebalance setting. Should I use a Sunlight whitebalance setting instead? Could this solve the problem of halos on the unedited version?
Please ignore the first reply, as exposure is fine for these images. The only issue is there are editing halos visible, so they will almost certainly be rejected for overprocessed.
Hmm okay, but they look kind of weird as soon as i pump up the exposure... but Thank you anyways! Yeah the dust spots are easily removable.
Please ignore the first reply, as exposure is fine for these images. The only issue is there are editing halos visible, so they will almost certainly be rejected for overprocessed.
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