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Comment by MrB posted on Some great Black Friday deals- any method to get delivered to Europe cost effectively? at 19/11/2015 - 19:57
The light through the arch is a bit distracting, but otherwise it is a dramatic mono.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Along the wall at 19/11/2015 - 19:49
Interesting set but 5 and 8 are confounding. I like 2 but would prefer the structures to be sharp throughout, so 3 and 4 are my choices from the set.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Some Cityscapes at 19/11/2015 - 19:46
walkeja wrote:
I always shoot in to .jpeg and I don't think the quality is poor!
+1I always shoot in to .jpeg and I don't think the quality is poor!
Mag07 wrote:
Even if you do a RAW+ many people often feel 'compelled' to edit the RAW instead of using a perfectly good JPG
+1Even if you do a RAW+ many people often feel 'compelled' to edit the RAW instead of using a perfectly good JPG
McGregNi wrote:
Nice image walkeja!
+1Nice image walkeja!
And high quality JPEGs can be edited in computer software to produce high quality results.
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Philip
richandfleur wrote:
...I'd want to wait a bit to iron out the bugs they don't yet know about. The likes of flapping mirrors and weak aperture motors for example.
Also a few more rounds of firmware stability enhancements wouldn't go a miss. And if you're prepared to wait a bit longer, the inevitable mkii model that adds all the bits they left out of the original model...
I agree...and perhaps it is appropriate here to thank all those who want things now. They pay a premium price, sometimes for an inferior product, then identify the necessary modifications and firmware upgrades, so that by the time all has been sorted, the rest of us can buy a good product at a good value price!...I'd want to wait a bit to iron out the bugs they don't yet know about. The likes of flapping mirrors and weak aperture motors for example.
Also a few more rounds of firmware stability enhancements wouldn't go a miss. And if you're prepared to wait a bit longer, the inevitable mkii model that adds all the bits they left out of the original model...
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on so delayed again at 16/11/2015 - 13:48
A pleasing set, Nigel, my favourite being number 3. It's also good to see effective use being made of one of the camera's built-in software features.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Ferny Forest ... In Camera HDRs at 05/11/2015 - 22:26
Nigel, I like the interesting compositions, but in the first one the mid tones just seem a bit dark to me - artistic effect or was the lighting like that?
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Peveril Point Boat & Rocks at 05/11/2015 - 22:20
Nicely done, Malcolm. A lovely photo of your son - one to be treasured.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Autumn Portrait at 01/11/2015 - 17:14
Is the top of the image actually necessary? For me, the bright sky and bokeh there are both features that distract from the lovely shot of the boy. If it were mine, I would first do an 8 by 10 crop to just above the lad's woolly hat, before cloning out what remains of tree above it.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Autumn Portrait at 01/11/2015 - 12:17
The clear favorite for me is number 2 although, if it were mine, I would crop the image just enough to remove the smaller tree on the right.
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Philip
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Philip
Comment by MrB posted on Some shots from Stourhead today at 01/11/2015 - 05:58
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Philip