10-17 Land/sea-scapes
One day I would like to have shots like these
david
Brett, I fear David's right - I don't think I could have reduced the exposure more without losing too much off the left of the histogram. And nd grad's are an impossibility with the fisheye, or for that matter when you're shooting handheld in the surf!
My query re. the clipping was really relating to how people view images after capture. I think my attitude is that I can live with clipping in these situations as long as the clipped area retains a more or less round (sun-like) shape, which is, just, the case here.
Bret
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Andrew
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Geneva
I think my preferences are in order - ie. 1, first. But I'm not sure.
Do people have a problem with the clipped sun in these, or can you live with it given the nature of the image?
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