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I followed the link for the article, but the photos are just stunning I thought. Anyone know how much post processing is typically done on this kind of (underw
by kkylin 5y ago
I followed the link for the article, but the photos are just stunning I thought. Anyone know how much post processing is typically done on this kind of (underwater) wildlife image?
- alanbernstein 5y agoI don't know, but I remember reading about sea-thru via HN: https://www.businessinsider.com/sea-thru-algorithm-reveals-true-colors-underwater-2019-11 https://www.businessinsider.com/sea-thru-algorithm-reveals-t...
- vwcx 5y agoNot as much as you might imagine. White balance correction, some exposure compensation in the shadows, some sharpening. No overt pixel shifting/manipulation. Brian Skerry is an excellent photographer and knows how to make these types of images better than nearly anyone else alive. Source: I’m a former NG photo editor.