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John,this am in the Yard
Ah, that makes sense. Thanks!my guess it locks on to another mating tug or barge and can adjust deck heights by racking along the tracks (there is a track on both sides.
It's best to set Defringe to "All Edges" in LR under Lens Corrections. In cases of chrome, I've found that dropping the saturation of Purple and Magenta in the HSL tab usually take care of any residual fringing without influencing the rest of the image.Looks to me like LR is leaving some purple fringe in the highlights on the chrome.
I have never used LR3 for the S2... only C1 and Photoshop... here another example of a bikeIAll with the 70mm and developed in LR3
Point #1: While you can see it in the second photo, that bike also has a purple tank so much of it could be reflections -- and you don't want to kill honest reflection colors since they add to the final image realism. However, you can also see it plainly in the first photo where the bike has a black or dark gray tank, so we know those are offending fringing and need to be dealt with.You are right Dale. I don't know how I overlooked the second photo. Some of it may be reflected color as well (similar color as the gas tank), but there is no doubt there is fringing in some places (e.g., the 125 engraving). I was looking back at other photos in this thread and also noticed in the close-up of the watch.
Point #2: The problem with David's method is clearly visible now. While it indeed removed most of the offending fringing, it also altered the color of the thin piece of tank showing along the top edge significantly. It was obviously purple in the first posting, and is now appearing almost gray in this redo, a direct result of desaturating magenta. Note also how it affected how the blue reflection in the pipes, probably a tank from a neighboring bike. While not important for the primary image, it would be if that were the bike's paint color for a product brochure shoot for example.I had overlooked that last night. Here is a corrected version. I followed David's advice. There are also a lot of reflections.
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