What type of post processing is being done for this look

What type of post processing is being done to get this type of look. I guess I would say that the images look contrasty and a little desaturated.

http://news.goruck.com …lection-019-live-roundup/

Thoughts? Let me know if you need more examples.

Well they probably bump the clarity (clarity affects micro contrast) and pulled the saturation down just a bit, probably that simple. If processed in Adobe software they might have also used a bit of Dehaze, that gives a similar boost to micro contrast. Otherwise there didn't seem to be anything really special about the processing.

Alan

RiveraRa wrote in post #18458156
What type of post processing is being done to get this type of look. I guess I would say that the images look contrasty and a little desaturated.

http://news.goruck.com …lection-019-live-roundup/

Thoughts? Let me know if you need more examples.

More examples? Your link leads to a page with more than 80 photos on it, shot in all kinds of lighting conditions. I don't see any "type" of processing or look common to them.

How about picking one or two images for analysis?

Most of them look hardly processed at all.

Turn down the contrast and saturation on the in-camera picture profile, make sure to shoot on a hazy overcast day and take pictures of drab, low-color subject matter, save as in-camera jpeg. Boom, done.

Sorry about that. I should have been more clear.
These are definitely taken at different times of the day so that will play on it some.

This seems to be at sunset yet still dark and desaturated in my opinion
https://i1.wp.com …/2017/09/sunset​.jpg?w=960

This one again seems a tad desaturated for being in such a green enviornment. Maybe its just because of the sunight and time of day it was taken?
http://news.goruck.com …t/selection_day​_2_nick-3/

Dark and desaturated although there is not much color in the image to begin with. Definitly taken during an overcast part of the day
https://i0.wp.com …1-4.jpg?resize=1040%2C69​3

This one seems to be different than the rest. It has more color and pop. Im thinking not much was done to this one other than a little contrast or clarity maybe?
http://news.goruck.com …/selection_day_​2_nick-27/

It's mostly the ambient lighting in the scene. Nothing too aggressive done in post IMO. Looks like the typical stuff done in the raw converter.

The last one from your last post may have gotten some local contrast (clarity) boost.

I don't see any consistent look to them.