Susie said...
I do use a polarising Filter. But I think I altered the levels too much. I should have left them as they were. Its hard to tell on my laptop and its only when I load them up on the "normal" computer that I can see I've overdone it. Lucky I always save the originals.
The lazy editor says:
ctrl + alt + shift + L for auto-levels
ctrl + alt + shift + B for auto-balance
... or is it M, or ctrl +shift, damn i forget. Look for auto-levels in the menu and auto-balance. I find does exactly what you want 90% of the time.
Plus I hope you mean an actual physical polarising filter on your lens, not a Photoshop one. If not get one, you're in for a very nice surprise.