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wcaps1996•

I’m not too familiar with paintshop, but in most RAW developing software, like Lightroom or ON1 Photo Raw or Luminar etc, you can use the HSL tool, choose the green color and up the saturation. Or change the hue etc.

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RoboRobRexOP•

Thanks! Also I realized I got the name of the program wrong, it's Corel photo-paint. At any rate, I was mostly looking for a tool to select and isolate stuff easily. I tried messing around with magnetic lassos and the like, but I guess they're too fine for it to pick up.

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wcaps1996•

Yeah it really sounds like HSL is the tool you want, to really isolate on a particular color. Some programs call it HSL, others call it color mixer etc

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fuqsfunny•

Work on that horizon line- your snow or whatever, feels like it's tilting from left to right. Upper right is too hot with loss of detail.

When you say you want the trees to be more vibrant, what do you meant exactly? Brighter? More saturated? Sharper? There are a lot of things that could make the trees more "vibrant," so we need to nail down how you want them to look, exactly.

Are you saying you want the trees lighter, with a little more pop, kind of like this?

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