I was wondering if there is a filter recommendation for early morning forest photography under overcast skies that might make my greens pop even more. I use a Canon EFS 15-85mm lens, shoot in Av mode, use a tripod and shoot 3 exposures. Thanks!
@alacazam - There are some warming filters out there that will liven things up a bit, but before throwing down money on a filter I would try two things...
1. Change your white balance to cloudy. This will saturate the greens a bit more and give you warmer tones.
2. If you really want to make the greens pop, you'll need to do some post-processing. If you don't have any editing software at the moment, my advice would be to go with Lightroom. It's the gold standard for photo organization/editing and it's not as complex as Photoshop.
Hi @Moose, thanks so much for the info! I am going out tomorrow morning and will reset my white balance. I will also check out Lightroom. This a great website and thanks again. :-)
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1. Change your white balance to cloudy. This will saturate the greens a bit more and give you warmer tones.
2. If you really want to make the greens pop, you'll need to do some post-processing. If you don't have any editing software at the moment, my advice would be to go with Lightroom. It's the gold standard for photo organization/editing and it's not as complex as Photoshop.
All the best!