A walk through my image processing

As you can see, my sensor needs a serious cleaning.
Too many lens changes over the past couple days.
Final Image
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That is my landscape workflow in a nutshell, it isn’t the same every time. Lots of times I will adjust levels and color balance, but this was pretty true to what I saw already.
p.s. I forgot to add that, before sharpening I duplicate the layer, sharpen the top image and mask off the spots that do not need sharpening (such as water, clouds, etc..)
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6 Comments

  1. Posted 04/29/2010 at 9:49 am by Phil | Permalink

    Good stuff and result

  2. Posted 12/30/2010 at 2:23 pm by Peyton | Permalink

    Nice work-flow, I never seem to pull my clarity up that high, but maybe that’s something I’ll experiment in the future.

  3. Posted 12/30/2010 at 2:27 pm by Shawn Thompson | Permalink

    Thanks Peyton, I don’t always use that much clarity or any of the exact adjustment settings you see in this post, but I generally use the adjustment tools you see in the workflow.

    each image requires it’s own process in my opinion.

  4. Posted 12/30/2010 at 2:44 pm by Dug | Permalink

    What software are you using before you open up Adobe CS3?

  5. Posted 12/30/2010 at 2:53 pm by Shawn Thompson | Permalink

    Hi Dug,
    I do all of my basic processing in Adobe Lightroom 3 before opening photoshop.

  6. Posted 12/30/2010 at 2:55 pm by Dug | Permalink

    I have never seen Lightroom in action. I must say that’s pretty impressive stuff. I need more money to try and keep up on all the gear and software.

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