Bruce,
Thank you for the suggestions.
Yes, I am using "clarity" slider in LR extensively for this types of
shots. (And in this case it is either maxed out or close to that).
I am stuck with LR <= 5.x, because of the 32-bit Windows that I have on
hand right now. So, the "haze" slider is not practical at this point.
Could you please clarify how you do "midtone contrast" as opposed to
general contrast (in LR)?
Thank you,
Igor
Bruce Walker Wed, 31 Aug 2016 10:37:18 -0700 wrote:
The Clarity slider in Lightroom works miracles (almost). The new
dehaze slider might do even better here.
Lacking those, a combination of midtone contrast and unsharp filtering
with larger radius and smaller strength values can also achieve
clarity. Watch out for halos, of course.
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