Originally posted by slowpez I hope so. Adam gives me a forum discount for it
I can believe you of all people could have talked him into that.
Originally posted by slowpez Of course, the guilt could be abated if you could walk me through fixing the darn thing.
Hi Susan, looking for total absolution here.
Here's my best and quickest fix, but it will require the use of Photoshop as well as Lightroom, I hope you have both. If not I'm sure others will jump in with other ways to do this too.
After removing the green fringe in Lightroom, I would then switch into Photoshop, use the stamp tool set to darken, use an opacity of about 50% and pick a sample area in the sky just above or to the side of where the fringing was which is now the lighter halo. I generally don't use aligned and sample frequently but aligned would work in this case for the left of the mountains. Use a soft large brush, you don't have to be too careful because the darken mode will not effect the darker mountain area. Darken only darkens if the area it is applied to is lighter than the sample area, it has no effect if the applied area is darker. Build up the density gradually until it looks good. I'd work on a copy layer above the original layer.