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Smashing stuff.
Comment by pschlute posted on Valencia city of sciences at 10/08/2021 - 20:16
Like the edit to no. 3
Comment by pschlute posted on mapfest malvern at 09/08/2021 - 23:16
Really like the third image, although I would be inclined to crop a chunk off the right.
Comment by pschlute posted on mapfest malvern at 08/08/2021 - 17:07
Nice image. I like high contrast b+w
Comment by pschlute posted on Chesterton Windmill at 08/08/2021 - 12:02
The late sun has really brought out the colour in the boats.
Comment by pschlute posted on Evening sun on Derwentwater at 06/08/2021 - 13:51
For the first time in almost two years I ventured into London yesterday for lunch.
I had some reservations (no, not the table booking type), but all was well when I got my drink. Bloody Mary, in a jam jar, sprig of rosemary and an oyster on top !
I had some reservations (no, not the table booking type), but all was well when I got my drink. Bloody Mary, in a jam jar, sprig of rosemary and an oyster on top !
Comment by pschlute posted on Another pointless thread at 05/08/2021 - 16:16
I am not usually a fan of IR, but these two are stunning.
Comment by pschlute posted on IR with a K5iis at 28/07/2021 - 21:34
Terrific detail
Comment by pschlute posted on Lesser Stag Beetle at 28/07/2021 - 21:33
GrumpyGrandPa wrote:
"When you shoot in HDR mode, the camera captures several pictures in quick succesion, each having a different exposure value. The software then combines these images into a single photo, which provides sharper details from both the darkest and the brightest areas.
The HDR mode increases the dynamic range of your final image. It doesn't do anything for sharpness in the shadows/highlights. In fact where there is movement like wind blowing branches on a tree (or a dog photo- bombing you ), you can end up with a softer image. "When you shoot in HDR mode, the camera captures several pictures in quick succesion, each having a different exposure value. The software then combines these images into a single photo, which provides sharper details from both the darkest and the brightest areas.
I find I use HDR a lot these days, It saves having to use graduated filters. But only works for static subjects. I don't use the HDR mode in camera, but bracket my exposures and combine them in software.
Comment by pschlute posted on Oops - HDR mode and action at 27/07/2021 - 11:21
