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| Workshop Note |
Emma - you may try to do some simple trick
- add Selective color layer
- work on Blues and Cyans
- move Black and other sliders right (almost to the maximum)
- add layer mask and mask the rest of the picture you don't want to change
It's not perfect method but it helps a bit. Sometimes you can't do much about it and polarisers don't work equally on such a wide field of view.
By the way - I've also added a bit of Cyan into the sky as the original colour looked a bit strange on my screen.
I didn't want to exaggerate with this glare reduction as it would look unnatural.
Hope it helps a bit
Piotr |
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