Idyllic landscape and images, beautiful!

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Mike

Great stuff Peter, your old school skills are on full display, excellent!

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A 'value invert' is very revealing!

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They look great. Image 2 is intriguing, I'm guessing the sky distorted reflection off of windows, nice effect and use of B&W. Is image 5 a famous bus station?

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Beautiful image of a beautiful place!

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This is a very interesting topic which I'm sure gets very technical very quickly.

Just a quick look at your full image it seems in DxO seems to show the noise is dominated by Luminance Noise not Chroma Noise. I guess that's not surprising as the blue sky is being chiefly captured by the 'blue' sensor pixels. Does Chroma noise become more visible when the colour being captured chiefly by two or three of the sensor's colour channels.

This whole topic is one for the experts to think and argue about And of course we have no idea what noise processing is performed by the camera even in producing a RAW data file let alone a compressed JPG file.

Makes my head hurt.

Mike

Nice, hard to choose, but I think for me the first image just gets it. There is a slightly more varied colour palette which adds some extra interest to my eye.

Keep going, fore these are very successful images.

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Nice!

Shooting film again is fun!

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Lucky you to have such a beautiful local park,

I especially like 3 and 4.

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Oh they're nice! Love the Jupiter by Moon Llight image inc. moons. As for the last one, it's staggering what can be achieved using relatively cheap equipment. A few decades ago this would have been a dream.

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