Some Images from home
Posted 13/11/2015 - 01:33
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davidtrout wrote:
I thought that must be the Lleyn Peninsular. I stayed in that area in a holiday cottage a couple of times many years ago and loved it. I've heard that you can see the Wicklow Mountains from the top of Snowdon on a very clear day so its logical you could see them from Yr Eifl which is quite a few miles closer.
David
Some purists argue that the village isn't on the Lleyn, but I find it easier to say that it is when trying to explain where I live I thought that must be the Lleyn Peninsular. I stayed in that area in a holiday cottage a couple of times many years ago and loved it. I've heard that you can see the Wicklow Mountains from the top of Snowdon on a very clear day so its logical you could see them from Yr Eifl which is quite a few miles closer.
David
Aitch53 wrote:
A nice set of pictures.
One slight niggle - number 4 has a slight blue cast, which makes it look a bit colder than maybe it should.
Just my opinion, of course.
I can't detect a cast personally (not saying there isn't mind you).A nice set of pictures.
One slight niggle - number 4 has a slight blue cast, which makes it look a bit colder than maybe it should.
Just my opinion, of course.
Both 4 and 5 were shot using the same soft grad filter.
Thanks all.
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Posted 13/11/2015 - 14:57
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bychan wrote:
Both 4 and 5 were shot using the same soft grad filter.
Thanks all.
I suppose it's possible my laptop is playing up (*&£%$ Windows 10!), but running it through Elements and using the Remove Cast tool (hope you don't mind) gives this:Aitch53 wrote:
A nice set of pictures.
One slight niggle - number 4 has a slight blue cast, which makes it look a bit colder than maybe it should.
Just my opinion, of course.
I can't detect a cast personally (not saying there isn't mind you).A nice set of pictures.
One slight niggle - number 4 has a slight blue cast, which makes it look a bit colder than maybe it should.
Just my opinion, of course.
Both 4 and 5 were shot using the same soft grad filter.
Thanks all.
Which does look a bit less chilly to me. Well, on this old laptop...
Unless the forum software is doing something funny when we upload images.
SteveH!
Some people call me 'strange'.
I prefer 'unconventional'.
But I'm willing to compromise and accept 'eccentric'.
Some people call me 'strange'.
I prefer 'unconventional'.
But I'm willing to compromise and accept 'eccentric'.
Posted 14/11/2015 - 17:58
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Thanks SteveH, always handy to learn/know of new PS procedures.
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Posted 14/11/2015 - 18:09
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No probs.
In Elements (well, version 11, at least), it's the first option in Adjust Color drop-down list in the Enhance menu.
Thing is, you need an area in the picture that is black, white or mid grey. Click on the wrong bit with the little eye-dropper and you can get some very strange results.
In Elements (well, version 11, at least), it's the first option in Adjust Color drop-down list in the Enhance menu.
Thing is, you need an area in the picture that is black, white or mid grey. Click on the wrong bit with the little eye-dropper and you can get some very strange results.
SteveH!
Some people call me 'strange'.
I prefer 'unconventional'.
But I'm willing to compromise and accept 'eccentric'.
Some people call me 'strange'.
I prefer 'unconventional'.
But I'm willing to compromise and accept 'eccentric'.
Posted 14/11/2015 - 18:37
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Very nice shots all of them.
The white gable of No 4 has the line of the grad visible...... unless the painter didn't have a stepladder
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The white gable of No 4 has the line of the grad visible...... unless the painter didn't have a stepladder
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Posted 15/11/2015 - 23:13
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Aitch53 wrote:
No probs.
In Elements (well, version 11, at least), it's the first option in Adjust Color drop-down list in the Enhance menu.
Thing is, you need an area in the picture that is black, white or mid grey. Click on the wrong bit with the little eye-dropper and you can get some very strange results.
L lookNo probs.
In Elements (well, version 11, at least), it's the first option in Adjust Color drop-down list in the Enhance menu.
Thing is, you need an area in the picture that is black, white or mid grey. Click on the wrong bit with the little eye-dropper and you can get some very strange results.
Thanks SteveH, I useful Lightroom I'm sure this feature is there as well.
Stuey wrote:
I like those Adrian
I like those Adrian
Algernon wrote:
Very nice shots all of them.
The white gable of No 4 has the line of the grad visible...... unless the painter didn't have a stepladder
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Better spotted than me, Sir ☺Very nice shots all of them.
The white gable of No 4 has the line of the grad visible...... unless the painter didn't have a stepladder
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I tried a hard grafted ND filter as well, And noticed the graduation immediately.
Stuey look wrote:
like those Adrian
Thank Stuey
like those Adrian
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