bokeh first time

Comments on light and how to get rid of purple and green outlines please

I use cs5 photoshop and im wondering if I can do it using this software

I tlike the first one.


Go to filters/camera raw filter, click on lens correction icon (top right ish), remove purple and green - I tried your image and needed max and a large colour range on the sliders to eliminate your reds and greens.

The one with the jar is an interesting juxtaposition. Sometimes shots like this can be a little too clever. But I like this one. The colored fringes don't bother me as it gives some interest to the "objects rising from the jar".

I love the first one - certainly a concept that I would love to play with myself. I tend to dislike bokeh shots because ther are easy to overdo. This is a very nice one .

PJmak wrote in post #17824358
how to get rid of purple and green outlines please

I forget what thats called but its a side effect of some lenses

There isnt alot of color in the image anyways so a quick fix is b&w conversion

Look for the CA Chromatic Aberration tick in your software.

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PJmak wrote in post #17824358
Comments on light and how to get rid of purple and green outlines please

I use cs5 photoshop and im wondering if I can do it using this software

I am not a PhotoShop user, so I con't know for sure, but......
I think that if you select only the area of the frame that contains the circles, and then pick the green color channel and slide it down to zero, or near zero, that you will accomplish what you want.

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I like the first picture very much....I think you can get rid of the colors using Chromatic aberration adjustment in photoshop (although I have never done it myself)

The aberrations don't really bother me in these pics, but definitely fixable with software as others have already mentioned.