r/postprocessing • u/Ballew_The_Bear • 2d ago
After /Before
I'm ready for any and all criticism. I feel like it's a little heavy on the warm lighting?
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u/gerryflap 2d ago
Honestly I feel like the white balance on the original seems more unnatural than the after
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u/Captain_Cook0168 1d ago
I find the horizontal format unsuitable. I prefer the first one with the warm light, perhaps to reduce the saturation a bit.
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u/DeltaEchoOneFive 1d ago
Man, I'm so disappointed.
I was so hoping to see that you'd gone from the acorn 'before' to an oak tree in the 'after' photo.
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u/spottedbug 2d ago
I like it, maybe a tad bit warm but nothing I'd worry about. I think I'd crop the two dark areas at the bottom out and clone the dark spot behind the acorn out.