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Correcting Green Skin Tones in Portraits

December 12, 2017

One problem that I run into from time to time is "off-colors" caused by the sun reflecting off of grass or by mixed lighting - for example, natural light mixed with artificial light. When at a wedding, sometimes it's unavoidable. Obviously, it's a common problem, so I wrote an article and an accompanying video to show how to fix the problem. Within the article is the link to the video, but you can watch it here if you'd rather:

 

 

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