Photographers | Tony
Sweet | Comments 
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As a professional
stock photographer, my processing is all about
speed and quick turnover. With digital, highlights are a very delicate matter.
Morning and evening cloudless skies tend to blow out. I try to edit them out as much as |
Also, I've
dramatically cut down on using glass filters, but frequently use the
Brilliance/Warmth filter to exactly replicate 81 series glass warming
filters. When I have time to really work on an image for print, I get appealing results (on the right image) by maxing out the Pastel filter and printing on cotton based paper! |
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but many times the
sky is needed to make the image work.
I use the Graduated Blue filter (lowering the opacity) for that
specific purpose. It works quite well and hasn't even raised an eyebrow among those who look for digital effects. |
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