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Ken Rose Member Joined in June 2013 Posts: 8 |
Posted 7 February 2017 - 01:08 CET |
How do you prevent this? It happens on some shots but not others of the same aircraft, same angle etc.
Tx so much |
Youssef Âaziz Member Joined in April 2016 Posts: 77 |
Posted 8 February 2017 - 19:56 CET |
Hi Ken,
I'm not an expert but, JPEG "compression/bandings in the sky" could happen for many reasons: the use of excessive denoise in the sky, overprocessing of the sky & maybe methods/parameters of resizing as discussed in the forum some days ago (you can find it in the forum below).
If I'm not wrong, you're a fan of HDR as I am ^-^ make sure to keep apart the sky if it's not cloudy from the effects.
You have some good pictures btw.
Kind regards. |
Ken Rose Member Joined in June 2013 Posts: 8 |
Posted 8 February 2017 - 21:30 CET |
Tx for responding Youssef.
I actually don't use HDR, but I think separating the sky is a necessity. What I was trying to understand is that similar photos taken seconds apart often have very different post processing results.
Anyway, tx for the comments and the kind words about my photos. I enjoy yours as well.
Best |
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