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Identifying and repairing over processing banding

Contributor: Matt Lauder

Length: 10.14

Added: 11/03/2010

Category: Retouching Techniques

Sometimes when editing images you can have a great result but somewhere in the processes has hurt your image and resulted in an unattractive side effect.

In this tutorial we look at an image that has banding that resulted from processing the image with numerious layers to boost both colour, mood and contrast.

We identify the layer that causes the problem and then apply several processes to reduce the problem so the image is back on track to being used for printing.

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