MrB

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MrB
Nigel and David - Thank you for viewing and for your helpful comments

I'm pleased the clarity is increased, Nigel. I usually have a Limited lens on the K-5, so hopefully the images are the result of progress and experience with the use of the Unsharp Mask.

David, they do seem a bit lacking compared with their appearance in PaintShop Pro and on my tablet - I will also have to concentrate on brightness and saturation of resampled images for web viewing.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Images at Hughenden at 15/03/2014 - 17:01

MrB
These are from a stroll around the grounds today (14/03/2014):

1. The sign at the entrance:
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2. The chalk stream:
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3. An old tree:
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4. Relaxing outside the Church:
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5. Gateway to the sun:
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6. Ivy around a tree:
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7. Stone bollards along the road to the manor:
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8. Keystones above the entrance to the visitor centre:
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Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Images at Hughenden at 14/03/2014 - 22:07

MrB
Number 2 is my favorite also - just wondered if you captured all of the boat's reflection.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on A few recent shots at 13/03/2014 - 20:57

MrB
Hello Ian. It's good to see that you and your K-5 have joined PU - I'm sure that you will enjoy your new camera and the forums here.

Cheers.
Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Hello! at 13/03/2014 - 20:43

MrB
johnriley wrote:

I was musing about cameras and internet connectivity and wondering if (a) now we have cameras connected to the internet whether we now need ant-virus software on them and (b) whether taking that one step further the technology could be used to actually plant images on someone's camera and thus frame them for something?
I don't know whether it has yet happened, but if it can be done it will be done, so the answers to both those questions will probably be "Yes".

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on The Plot Thickens at 13/03/2014 - 17:34

MrB
Smeggypants wrote:

Pixel Peeping Sub menu
A menu option of no real concern - possibly just a CERN con.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on K5 Firmware at 09/03/2014 - 04:45

MrB
Thank you, Stuey.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Bark at 07/03/2014 - 21:40

MrB
Both are really good images, Ken, but I do enjoy the beautiful colours of the first one.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Pink Tulips at 07/03/2014 - 17:45

MrB
Thank you, Gary.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Bark at 07/03/2014 - 17:39

MrB
This is the bark naturally peeling away from the trunk of a small birch tree:

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Pentax K-5 II, 35mm Ltd, f/4, 1/1000s, ISO 160. A camera JPEG tweaked in Paintshop Pro X4.

Philip

Comment by MrB posted on Bark at 06/03/2014 - 21:02

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