How To Find And Fix Halos In Your Landscape Photos Using ON1 Photo RAW

Landscape photography is synonymous with dynamic range. Deep shadows and bright highlights are in the scene and high contrast edges are common. These extremes of light and shadow that make the most compelling landscape images are also a recipe for a nasty side effect - halos. When a scene has high contrast edges, or when adjustments are pushed to exaggerate the differences between light and shadow, unattractive halos appear in your image. A halo can ruin an image. In this video, I’ll show you how to find out what is causing a halo, and how you can reduce halos and even remove them using ON1 Photo RAW. If you wish to support the channel monetarily, visit Subscribe and share! PHOTO GEAR I USE * Sony A7Rii, * Sony A6400, * Sony FE 16-35mm F4 ZA OSS, * Sony FE 24-70mm F4 ZA OSS, * Sony FE 70-200mm F4 G OSS, * Really Right Stuff Tripods, * Haida Filters, * Formatt-Hitech Filters, * ThinkTank And MindShift Camera Bags, * The entire list: ENGAGE * Subscribe to my channel: * Join my mailing list: * Attend a photo workshop: * Ask a photo question: or leave a comment below 00:00 Dealing With Halos In Landscape Photos With ON1 Photo RAW 00:30 What Is A Halo? 01:18 How Do I Find What’s Causing A Halo? 02:29 How Do I Remove A Halo? 02:39 Reduce The Strength Of Filters - Can Be Problematic 03:28 Solution! Local Adjustments With Luminosity Masks 04:04 Step 1 - Add A Local Adjustment 04:40 Step 2 - Create a Luminosity Mask and Adjust the Window Slider 06:02 Step 3 - Use Brushes and Radials to Fine Tune The Mask 08:02 Step 4 - Refine The Mask With The Chisel Tool 09:17 Step 5 - Adjust the Sliders To Reduce and Remove The Halo 11:07 Wrap-up #on1photoraw #landscape #halo,

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