Cheering up Skies in Aperture 3
By David Edge
October 21, 2013 - 9:00pm
I've always used the burn in brush to darken skies but the results are grey and muddy. Brushing in contrast too perks up the white clouds and brings a surprising amount of blue to the skies — with both at default settings.
A before and after sample… (photograph by Joseph Linaschke)



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