8/12/2023 0 Comments Colorcast careers![]() ![]() Originally it was designed to deal with Medium Format Camera backs mounted on technical cameras where the angle of incident light through the lens to the sensor often can be very extreme and very different from when the sensor was calibrated at the factory for working with standard lenses. Enter the LCC Tool….įortunately Capture One Pro 7 has a LCC Tool (Lens Cast Correction Tool), which has been specially designed to deal with this kind of problem. At the edge the WB is off with a difference of 14 between the red and the blue color channels. I have added the color readout pins to show the difference in WB between the center of the image and the edge. This was not something I had noticed before, but now with snow landscape images it was quite obvious.Ībove is the image in Capture One Pro 7 after import. My camera and lens were showing a classical Color Cast issue. No matter where I used the White Balance Picker to set the WB on the images, they would show a greenish/cyan cast toward the edges. I noticed that there was something not right with the ‘color’ of the snow. Something not right about the “color” of the snowĬoming home from a beautiful day in Italy’s Dolomite Mountains shooting with a camera that I haven’t been using for snow landscape images before, I couldn’t wait to see the results in Capture One Pro 7. If you are having WB variation issues, the LCC Tool in Capture One Pro 7 will be the perfect tool for fixing the problem. Systematical variations will come outĮven though you don’t normally notice that your camera shows systematical variations in the WB across the image, it may become obvious in snow landscape images and you will want to do something about it. The snow in the image is like having placed White Balance cards all over your image and if you have any systematical variation of the WB, it will be very obvious to see. When shooting snow landscape images you are extremely sensitive to the White Balance (WB) in your images and to any tone variation in the ‘color’ of the snow. ![]() To learn more about our latest version, click here. NOTE: This article discusses an outdated version of Capture One. Understanding how to work with Levels is important and will come in handy at some point in your career.įor more tutorials, visit the photography section of our blog. The ‘Levels’ option in Photoshop can always help you even out any discoloration in your photographs. Step 9: Adjust the sliders of the last color channel and watch the white spots on your image.Įven some of your worst photos can be turned into something viable. Step 8: Next, go to the ‘Red’ curves channel. Step 7: Repeat the same procedure, slightly adjusting the slider on the right to get rid of green undertones. Step 6: Select the ‘Green’ color channel. The objective is to get the light parts of your photographs as close to white as possible. Step 5: Adjust the sliders below the graph and watch for color changes in your photo. Step 2: Go to ‘Layer’, ‘New Adjustment Layer’ and ‘Levels’. Step 1: Open your image in Adobe Photoshop. Here’s a quick tutorial on how to easily remove a color cast from your photos in Photoshop. Instead of discarding those images, give them another chance. Removing a color cast is something every photographer will naturally learn during his or her career. It’s not until you zoom in that you realize – it’s another color cast. ![]() You can have the perfect image, with the perfect model and spot on lighting. For more tutorials, visit the photography section of our blog. Understanding how to work with Levels is important and will come in handy at some point in your career. Step 10: You’re done! Before and after: Even some of your worst photos can be turned into something viable. Step 9: Adjust the sliders of the last color channel and watch the white spots on your image. Step 8: Next, go to the 'Red' curves channel. ![]() It’s not until you zoom in that you realize - it’s another color cast. ![]()
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