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I recently read an article (can't remember where) in which the author mentioned that he would boost saturation for portraits (or people) +1 or +2, and landscapes up to +3 or +4 to get more vivid results.
Am I assuming correctly that this is an in camera adjustment, and he/she didn't mean during pp? Has anyone used this technique, and how did it turn out? Any examples? Very Respectfully - Chad |
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You can do it in-camera, but if you're shooting RAW youre better off to do it in your RAW converter using the HSL sliders.
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