If your landscape is looking lacklustre, find out how to warm and boost a shot’s colours before adding a gradient-based glow
When shooting the sun rising over a scenic landscape, you should set your camera to use a tight aperture, such as f/16. This will help to ensure that both the foreground and background details are captured in sharp focus. At such a narrow aperture the shutter speed will need to be quite slow, or the shot could be under-exposed. In this video we find out how to adjust the shot to make sure the golden glow of the sunrise is captured in its true form. Watch on to learn more…
Posted on Thursday, February 18th, 2010 at 11:47 am under Photoshop Tutorials.
Tags: Photoshop, Photoshop Elements, Photoshop Elements tutorials, Photoshop tutorials, sunrise photography
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