It will fix my perpetual problem of making images too green.

Everything I produce, if I run it by someone, gets the "too green" remark. I can't help it, I need to bump up the green to really be able to appreciate it fully because that's where my vision is worst

I wonder if a simple action would really be sufficient... I'll probably continue to have to rely on bugging people to look at what I produce and telling me when it's right.

So... when you bump up saturation, you do it until green looks... green to you? What about the other colors, don't they seem exaggerated at that point? An action would do the trick - you could post a series of increasingly saturated pics (with, say, a stamp of the saturation settings), and ask us to vote on the best level. At that point either remember to use that setting in general, or create an action that sets this for you so you're not tempted to slide the slider too far right

yes, but what is your usual work flow? Something has to make them too green, so instead of an action to remove that, how about your learn what's making them too green and stop doing that?

Also emo, you coming to ME next weekend?

I'm supposed to be in ME next weekend?

Not planning to.

And I know my "over-greening" takes place pretty much in RAW conversion 99% of the time. The problem is I just don't see it happening, I'm not very sensitive to changes in greens and I also probably need more green to be able to really notice it's there.

I've got something I'm going to try with the tint feature in ACR since that's basically a magenta-green slider.

Originally Posted by emorphien

I'm supposed to be in ME next weekend?

http://www.newschoolofphotography.co...hp?topic=618.0

Yeah, I won't be making that.