Red lights create an extreme red color cast and are a massive problem for wildlife photography in some regions of Africa. So much so, that photographers avoid going on safari there - a tough problem for ethical wildlife tourism operators because it costs them money!

In this video, I wanted to try to solve the problem of converting red light images with exteme red colour casts to normal colour using photoshop and at the same time talk about some of the ethical reasons to use red-light on safari.

I explain why converting to black and white can help to remove problems in colour wildlife photographs and improve composition. In his video I reveal one of my shots from the previous couple of weeks and take you through the decisions made at capture and then later during processing. I explain why I like to convert some wildlife shots to black and white and how the conversion can help to eliminate distractions present in the colour image.

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How to blur background in wildlife photography without expensive lenses using NEW photoshop subject selection technique. It's a quick way to get that expensive lens look in your photos without spending loads of cash on glass.