Fix This : Funky hair colour with CPL

[acidict]

This is one of the shot i took recently with the CPL on. As a result of that, I get these funky purplish hair colours for some of my photos. Is there a way in PS to fix it? or make it less obvious? Would appreciate it if anyone could help me out on this.
Thank you in advance :rasta:

[ShaolinTiger]

You shouldn't take pictures of people with CPL, will give weird effects and also make their skin look flat as skin does naturally give some polarized reflections.

[kenntsc]

PS > Select > All
Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation > Edit > Blues & Magenta (Saturation : -100)
Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation > Edit > Master (Saturation : 40)
Image > Adjustments > Levels > (R : 40)

as the result:
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/9326/73625510ci7.jpg

[ckchowov]

1. Carefully select the wrong color casted on these 3 areas (yellow rectangular).
2. Narrow down the selected color bandwidth as much as possible.
3. Adjust the selected color 'lightness' to -80.
4. Saved as quality '9' jpeg.

*Done by using Hue/Saturation via Adobe Elements3.
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[acidict]

You shouldn't take pictures of people with CPL, will give weird effects and also make their skin look flat as skin does naturally give some polarized reflections.

I'll keep that in mind. Should've known better. Lucky I was using my other lense which didn't have the CPL on so not all my photos affected. Bad mistake .:redface:

PS > Select > All
Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation > Edit > Blues & Magenta (Saturation : -100)
Image > Adjustments > Hue/Saturation > Edit > Master (Saturation : 40)
Image > Adjustments > Levels > (R : 40)

as the result:
http://img403.imageshack.us/img403/9326/73625510ci7.jpg
Nice. Hair got fixed but somehow as a result there's something about the photo that looked not right to me. I never got near to fixing anything while trying. Anyway, thank you :rasta:

1. Carefully select the wrong color casted on these 3 areas (yellow rectangular).
2. Narrow down the selected color bandwidth as much as possible.
3. Adjust the selected color 'lightness' to -80.
4. Saved as quality '9' jpeg.

*Done by using Hue/Saturation via Adobe Elements3.
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Cool. This looks like a better way of doing it. Thank you. :rasta:

[sharontansw]

Not sure if u'll like it. Here lemme share with u my quick way of fixing this using photoshop cs2--> duplicate layer (i'll always do when i edit pix)--> image--> adjustments--> replace color--> select/click at the color on your pix that u wanna edit (i.e. the blueish/purplish hair) then adjust the saturation to -100 and lightness to -50--> ok--> DONE :)

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