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April 3, 2017
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How to remove black aberation fringe in a black & white photograph

  • April 3, 2017
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Hello, can anyone advise me how to remove a black fringe on the horizon of a BW landscape image?

I have searched you tube and Google and these forums but the advice given relates to chromatic aberration in colour images. 

I started with a colour image, removed the CA in Light Room and then took the image to Photoshop for editing.

I removed the CA again using the common method (Gaussian blur/ colour blending mode) which worked fine, but as I have used a lot of editing & layers to change the image to BW, the fringing has reappeared as a black line.

I tried the method stated above but that did not work with the BW image.

My work flow used Nik/Google software: Define 2, Viveza and then Silver Efex.

I saw a few comments that the fringing is caused by over sharpening however I have NOT done any sharpening.

Can anyone offer some advice?

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Mohit Goyal
Community Manager
Community Manager
April 3, 2017

Hi Diesel,

You may try the below tutorial.

Get Rid of Those Pesky Edge Halos in Photoshop — SitePoint

Thanks,

Mohit

Diesel16作成者
Known Participant
April 3, 2017

Thank you so much for replying – I will check that out

Trevor.Dennis
Community Expert
Community Expert
April 3, 2017

We need to see the image to give a proper answer.  It's very straight forward.  Copy to clipboard and paste to the thread with Ctrl v