Photoshop brings the fresh and transparent effect of landscape photography.

Dear friends, I am very happy to share my post-photography experience with you here. I'm new to photography. Because of the nature of my work, I don't have many opportunities to play photography. I usually like to sit in front of the computer and play with it. It's a great honor to take part in this special competition at the end of the scenery. To tell you the truth, I took part in this activity by accident. At first, I wanted to ask the teachers in the group to give me guidance and test how big my gap is. Thank you very much for giving us such a platform for exchange and learning, and for your hard teaching. Next, I will report to you on the working ideas in the later stage of this competition as follows:

The first is the renderings.

Later, I used the overall adjustment of ACR8.4 to reduce the picture to ps cc. Look at the original picture first.

(1) When I got this work, my first feeling was accurate exposure (to be honest, it was an example for me to learn). Judging from the color tone of the whole movie, due to the characteristics of raw format, the whole movie is gray, with insufficient transparency and a slightly cold prospect. Based on the above problems, my general idea in the later period is to improve the transparency of the whole picture, improve the contrast between cold and warm of the whole tone, and increase the saturation and color layering of the foreground.

As the first step to enter acr, I am used to entering the camera calibration toolbar to make appropriate adjustments. The advantage of this is that I can automatically calibrate the color configuration, which will save a lot of effort in the next color matching work.

Step 2: Under normal circumstances, I will check "Start lens contour correction" in the column of lens correction to see the change of the image. If the edge deformation is aggravated, I will not check it. If the overall picture is corrected, I will check this item. After I chose this film, I felt that there was a drawing phenomenon in the lower right corner, so I didn't adjust this project.

The third step is to enter the basic adjustment column and make overall adjustment. My habit is to click "Automatic" to let the program automatically calculate the tone of the film, and then make fine adjustments. After the film is automatically adjusted, the overall feeling is good, the color temperature is normal, and no adjustment is needed. There are two points that need to be modified. One is that the details of the bright part of the cloud are not enough, and the other is that the details of the dark part in the lower right corner are not enough, so I reduced the highlight parameters and improved the shadow parameters, so that the details of the highlights and shadows can be fully displayed. Then I adjusted the black and white parameters to make the white more white and the black more black, which increased the transparency of the whole film. Finally, I adjusted the clarity and natural saturation, and fine-tuned the saturation to increase the purity of the whole color.

The fourth step, in fact, from the current point of view, the overall feeling of the film can basically be produced, but I like to delve into dead ends and find unsatisfactory places in the film. Finally, I found that the color of the forest in the foreground seems to be not warm enough, and the distance from the original background is not far enough, so I want to work hard at this position (personal opinion, not necessarily right ~), so I went into the HSL adjustment column and made a subtle color again.

In the fifth step, I made some minor adjustments with the brush tool in ACR, focusing on fine-tuning the clarity of the distant mountains and further increasing the transparency of the film. Originally, I wanted to bring out the details of the big shadow in the middle scene, but I didn't know why, so I gave up.

The last step is to save the image, and the last step is to input ps. Curves further increase the overall tone contrast, and thumbnails (optional) are saved as one.

As for the saved items, I usually use "Save in all web formats" under the File menu to save them, because most of my movies are communicated online. In order to ensure the consistency of color, I always save my films like this (friends who find that the colors they save are inconsistent with those seen in ps can try this way ~)