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Fall Colors Around Missoula, Montana
Dec 22, 2013 10:19:55 #
zcaman wrote:
Now, Missoula is one of my favorite places on Earth. Every where you look there is a view, you are a fortunate son to live there. Beautiful work (play) .
Would you comment on the differences between the original file and what is produced here on the web. color contrast, etc. Yes its all controllable, but in the transition, what differs.?
These are examples of photos to be put to canvas wraps.
Would you comment on the differences between the original file and what is produced here on the web. color contrast, etc. Yes its all controllable, but in the transition, what differs.?
These are examples of photos to be put to canvas wraps.
zcaman You want my trade secrets? Ok it's almost Xmas so here goes. I shoot in Raw with a Sigma camera Sigma has its own disc for converting Raw to Jpeg The one noticeable channel on their program is Available Light. I used that along with a brightness channel. I hardly ever use color intensity. Get that from my contrast channel. I just play with these channels until I get a personal ooooh that's neat remark. The key player is the Available light. When the sunlight falls on the Fall colors in Montana LOOK OUT!!!!!! tHANKS MUCH FOR THE GREAT canvass compliment. Robin
Dec 22, 2013 11:10:44 #
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Your bottom photo is fantastic in its color and composition - a nice work of art.
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Dec 22, 2013 11:45:36 #
Dec 22, 2013 13:01:44 #
Sigma, that be something to look at more closely. I have been looking for an alternative to the N's and the C's. The software sounds interesting.
Is what you see, what you get when put to the web? (I mean the results you put out there are great, but are the originals better?)
Thanks for divulging the secret recipe. Ha.
Merry Christmas!
I am trying "Gimp" (gimp.com) right now, its an open source photoshop wannabe. not bad ,however.
Any chance that you know Kevin Owens in Missoula?
Is what you see, what you get when put to the web? (I mean the results you put out there are great, but are the originals better?)
Thanks for divulging the secret recipe. Ha.
Merry Christmas!
I am trying "Gimp" (gimp.com) right now, its an open source photoshop wannabe. not bad ,however.
Any chance that you know Kevin Owens in Missoula?
Dec 22, 2013 13:53:42 #
Not having the benefit of seeing fall colors where I live, I appreciate yours. Thank you for sharing!
Dec 22, 2013 19:45:36 #
Kingmapix wrote:
Your bottom photo is fantastic in its color and composition - a nice work of art.
Thanks King for the third pohto comment. It seems to draw a lot of praise. Merry Christmas, Robin
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Dec 22, 2013 19:47:50 #
Fla Walt wrote:
They are all beautiful. But the last one is FANTASTIC!
Fla Waltk thanks for the fantastic comment on #3. You guys are making me blush..but I love it. Merry Christmas, Robin
Dec 22, 2013 19:58:47 #
zcaman wrote:
Sigma, that be something to look at more closely. ... (show quote)
don't think I know Kevin. Is he into photography? Don't think the original are better or they'd be out there.Give Sigma some serious thought. Their lenses are quite a bit less the ones brought to you by N&C.
cheers
Dec 22, 2013 20:01:09 #
Kimbee wrote:
Not having the benefit of seeing fall colors where I live, I appreciate yours. Thank you for sharing!
Kimbee, Glad to show the colors/ Thanks for looking. Merry Christmas, Robin
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Dec 23, 2013 18:54:55 #
Glenn541 wrote:
Beauitful
Glenn, Thanks for looking and commenting. Glad they appeared so beautiful to you. Merry Christmas, Robin
Dec 23, 2013 18:58:07 #
alissaspieces wrote:
Stunning..love them all especially number 2
Alissa , Great. Thanks for looking and especially for commenting on #2. Merry Christmas, Robin
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