Gettin' Out the Green

[mskaufman]

So you go on an excursion and take pictures out the bus window.  The green tint of the windows shows up in the pictures.  Any hints for how to get rid of it in Photoshop or Lightroom?

[pierces]

Start with the white balance eyedropper tool on a white or grey image feature in Lightroom. Adjust the yellow/blue and magenta/green sliders to fine tune.

 

Dave

Edited July 5, 2019 by pierces

[mskaufman]

Thanks,

 

Will give it a shot

[masterdrago]

I had to shoot a few shots through the bus window but only noticed a degradation of sharpness but no color hue shift. My window was sticking so missed sharp shots of the close Grizzlies. Mostly it was like.....

[mskaufman]

Made some progress but still learning and experimenting

[pierces]

Clicked on the white building with the white-balance eyedropper.

Dehazed a bit and added a little more vibrance than auto added to bump color.

Clarity a bit for definition.

Added a little more warmth than the eyedropper did to balance the clouds to grey.

Cranked up the shadows correction and (a little) exposure to offset darkening from dehaze and clarity.

Straightened the horizon because of OCD.

 

 

 

 

Literally 15 seconds.

 

Hope that helps.

 

Dave

 

 

P.S. This really supports my JPEG vs. RAW position 🙂

 

Edited July 13, 2019 by pierces

[mskaufman]

WOW, thanks for the pointers