Getting the Green Out of Skintones

Amadauss wrote in post #18378612
Curious why you had the iso up so high? Skin looks ok, I see some noise on the faces that you could have probably done without.

You aren't going to see 5D3 ISO 800 noise in a very small JPG. Chances are you are seeing artifacts of post processing, resizing, compression, etc.

When I need to do a quick rebalancing of color on a JPG, I will often use this tool in Photoshop and point it to a gray or blackish area. This does the trick in many cases.

I'm not seeing much of an issue with the skintones of the people. However, overall the image is thrown off by the yellow in the foliage. I'd suggest playing with the hue/saturation/luminan​ce of the yellow in Lightroom. I can't do it at work right now, otherwise I'd show you what I mean.

Thanks for everyone's input!

No one commented on the crappy pose I let slide for the guy on the right? Haha

Because there's nothing crappy with it? Bloke looks natural and with the head tilted towards the lowest shoulder it's a masculine pose.

I don't know how you feel about these changes, but the only edits I made were to the yellows in Lightroom