Help! Mystery Haze
Oct 21, 2017 05:49:35 #
Had a good time in Ireland. Here's a severely cropped photo of a small castle near Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland. A haze (Halo?) can be seen around the castle. The blurred (out of focus) background and foreground is deliberate. Have at it any way you want but lose the haze. Thanks for your help. Best viewed after clicking Download.
Oct 21, 2017 07:09:10 #
Had some fun making changes thru out the photo . Nice seeing another part of the world since I don't travel . Tommy
Oct 21, 2017 08:26:20 #
Oct 21, 2017 09:42:16 #
kubota king wrote:
Had some fun making changes thru out the photo . Nice seeing another part of the world since I don't travel . Tommy
Nice work, kubota king! Truly the emerald isle. Thanks for killing the haze.
Oct 21, 2017 09:45:51 #
R.G. wrote:
The struggle with jpegs takes me back.... 
. Here's my attempt - -
. Here's my attempt - -Great work, R.G. The castle looks the way I had in mind. Thanks for your interpretation.
Oct 22, 2017 06:13:10 #
Shakey wrote:
Had a good time in Ireland. Here's a severely cropped photo of a small castle near Warrenpoint, Northern Ireland. A haze (Halo?) can be seen around the castle. The blurred (out of focus) background and foreground is deliberate. Have at it any way you want but lose the haze. Thanks for your help. Best viewed after clicking Download.
Here is my quick attempt - using Adobe PSE15 with Noiseless filter.
Oct 22, 2017 06:20:45 #
Rathyatra wrote:
Here is my quick attempt - using Adobe PSE15 with Noiseless filter.
Very pretty, Rathyatra. Sadly, the haze is still there. I like it despite that.
Nov 1, 2017 16:31:48 #
What camera and lens was this shot with? It looks like the camera has a very small common in point and shoot and bridge models. If so, don't expect to get the IQ from that that any larger sensor would produce.
Nov 1, 2017 22:17:47 #
papa wrote:
What camera and lens was this shot with? It looks like the camera has a very small common in point and shoot and bridge models. If so, don't expect to get the IQ from that that any larger sensor would produce.
LOL! It was an old 5mp Olympus pocket point and shoot, which I had to use as my camera had been left behind. Thought it would be a fun exercise for post processing enthusiasts, of which I am one.
Nov 2, 2017 01:39:21 #
Okay, that makes perfect sense, as it's 10+/- years old and the sensor may need cleaning,
huh? It's hard to do, so your P&S is likely past it's expected life and ready to be forever displlayed in a pawn shop for at least $100 more than the original suggested retail or you could give it to a young person you know is interested in photography to foster more interest.
huh? It's hard to do, so your P&S is likely past it's expected life and ready to be forever displlayed in a pawn shop for at least $100 more than the original suggested retail or you could give it to a young person you know is interested in photography to foster more interest.
Shakey wrote:
LOL! It was an old 5mp Olympus pocket point and shoot, which I had to use as my camera had been left behind. Thought it would be a fun exercise for post processing enthusiasts, of which I am one.
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