mountains

[imported_Tanja]

Not much time at the moment, so just a fast try...

Greetings, Tanja

[ggroess]

Tanja,
It looks too green...needs more yellow.....

Greg

[imported_Tanja]

Hi Greg,

this is with a little bit more yellow.
Looks to "sunny" for my on that cloudy day.

Rocks in the front were mask out on the fist picture, so no color change, because I coud not handle the L-Curve. Always lost contrast, where I not want. In this case, it was much faster, to bring different version together with masks.
But surly important to learn the contrast correction by only using L-curve. For me very complicated.
Maybe you can tell something for help tomorrow about that.

Greetings, Tanja

[ggroess]

Tanja,
The reason I say it is not yellow enough is that most green leaves and grass are more yellow than green.  the hue clocks tell the tale here...

Greg

[imported_Tanja]

Hi Greg,

hmm, yes this looks maybe too cold.
Don't have the time right now to fix it, but one question:
Where can I find good examples for "how color has to be", like for example in plants?
Is the green of trees always more yellow than green even on a foggy day?

Greetings, Tanja

[ggroess]

Unfortunately, no...

In this regard plants are like skin tones in that they can be many things as long as they are in the right "zone"  for skin we talked about the 12:30 to 1:30 zone on the hue clock for plants It would be like 2:00 to 2:30.  You get to 3:00 and you are too green.

If that makes sense.

Greg

[imported_Tanja]

Hi Greg,

jep, make sense. I'm always too late  :D
Just kidding... Understand, what you mean. Only learn by experience or is there somewhere some "rules" to read?
Special for the hue clock maybe? It's fast and easy.

Greetings, Tanja

[ggroess]

hmm...Never thought about a set of "rules" for the hue clock...
I'll have to explore that...it is more of an experience thing.

Greg

[imported_Tanja]

Hi Greg,

by the way: I saw "color checker" pins on your cm-screen, I think.
Is this for the X-Rite color checker?
Can't find the pin-set in the forum.

Maybe an idea to select "hueclock-times" here in the forum by experience of the users.

Greetings, Tanja

[imported_Tanja]

Found it!
http://www.curvemeister.com/downloads/pins/

Looks like for the xrite.

How can I bring the textfile for spider cube into curvemeister? Or is it just for example to create own pins with this numbers?