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Rame Panoramic |  pmorgan

wrong colour in sky


youmightlikethis Plus
15 1.4k Scotland
29 May 2013 3:52PM
can someone tell me what causes thispink-sky.jpg

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Gundog 5 629 Scotland
29 May 2013 4:16PM
Red Clydeside?
GarethRobinson 11 1.0k 2 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 4:24PM
only smarties have the answer.

no idea sorry.
cattyal Plus
12 8.5k 6 England
29 May 2013 4:33PM
I had a similar problem once when I'd recalibrated my monitor and skies had big purple patches like your pink patches. However they would only have been visible on my badly calibrated monitor and not just on my own images but everwhere (something obviously went horribly wrong that day which fortunately a system restore fixed!)
Niknut Plus
8 1.8k 76 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 4:34PM
Have you used a Grad filter over the sky in processing ??.....I've seen this effect if you use the incorrect 'Blending Mode' !!
GlennH 12 1.9k 1 France
29 May 2013 4:36PM
Looks like an exaggerated example of the ill effects of highlight recovery in early raw processing.
mikehit 8 8.0k 13 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 4:43PM
It would help to have more information as to how has it come about - straight out of the camera? highlight recovery? Shadow recovery? A specific type of processing?
youmightlikethis Plus
15 1.4k Scotland
29 May 2013 5:01PM
thanks for replies just raw to jpg a few came out this way yesterday
mikehit 8 8.0k 13 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 5:19PM
Those look like parts of the sky that I could be blown so could this be the blown-highlight warning in your chosen processing programme?
Niknut Plus
8 1.8k 76 United Kingdom
29 May 2013 5:30PM
Let's see the original, if you've still got it ??.......(the RAW image)
keithh Plus
14 25.4k 33 Wallis And Futuna
29 May 2013 8:39PM
It is extreme highlight recovery ...like what Glen said.

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