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I first thought was that the warmer tone in post 1 gave it a bit more of a vintage look, but now I'm not so sure about it. Here it is more colour corrected. Which do you prefer.
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lovely scene - colour corrected for me.
How did you correct the colours though, sky looks sea-foam green?
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Darn. I don't know how I missed the sky. These were taken with my little Fuji and the setting was on Classic Chrome. Lightroom doesn't stitch these properly so I had to resort to using Microsoft ICE (Image Composition Editor) to do it. Even though I chose the RAW files as input to ICE it seems that it must be using the embedded jpeg and as a result I still had that Classic Chrome baked in (as in the first post). I had tried to correct by cooling it off with the temp slider (which is the second post). Unfortunately as you rightly pointed out it has messed up the sky. As a last ditch effort I've tried desaturating the sea-foam green. I think it has more or less worked.
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