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Can I apply different defringe values to differnt part of the image

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Mar 23, 2024 Mar 23, 2024

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I am trying to correct chromatic abboration on an image with a lot of purple orange and pink.
I need to apply different defringe value to different ares of teh image.

Is this possible:

 

E.g. whne to remove this:

danl42831687_0-1711226789313.png

 

I use these value:

danl42831687_1-1711226852331.png

 

but hten a different part of the image looks like this:

danl42831687_2-1711226935692.png

 

So if i pull to one side i get destortion in another aprt.
I could load both into PS and use deffrent defringe values and mask as required if this is the solution.


 

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Community Expert , Mar 23, 2024 Mar 23, 2024

You can use a brush mask, and apply the defringe locally.

I often prefer this method, since globally applied defringe can cause color spill in other parts of the image.

It can of course be a lot of work, depending on the image.

 

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Mar 23, 2024 Mar 23, 2024

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You can use a brush mask, and apply the defringe locally.

I often prefer this method, since globally applied defringe can cause color spill in other parts of the image.

It can of course be a lot of work, depending on the image.

 

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thanks, i was not aware i could use the mask for that

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I take it you have checked the box for auto correcting Chromatic Aberration? (in the Lens Corrections / Profile panel)

 

Your screenshot looks more like lateral CA to me - which is what that checkbox addresses. This characteristially varies around the image, but always shifting different hues by varying amounts, working radially from the image's centre in a systematic way.

 

That's by contrast with the symptoms of longitudinal CA or of overspill 'bloom' - which the fringing controls are there to address. and which can show up anywhere in the image.

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