Nice results. I also use ON1 PR and find for the vast majority of RAW file, I invoke “brilliance AI,” back off a little. Decide whether the image needs sharpness and denoise, act, apply “dynamic contrast” from Effects, give the image a simple border, and I’m done. Occasionally if I export the final product, I’ll return and tweak. I believe for some images that the AI overcooks a little.
What a beast! A definite step up from the “A” and “70 Diesel” we had. 😎
My wife and I visited the same area about 2 1/2 years ago in the waning days of Covid. Etna was spewing ash the entire time. Anyone who has, like me, been there would readily agree that you’ve really captured its unique beauty. Well done! Excellent set! Thank you for sharing…
Very nice! Awesome sequence..
Excellent set! The first pier shot is simply marvelous and, in my mind, a tough one to follow. Well done!
Yup, every implement in the 50s and most of the 60s was geared to 2 and 4 rows. And most farms were 160 acres…. Now, farmers can barely make money with a full section (640 acres). Been there, done that. Left the farm in 1965 and never looked back.
But…gotta admit, modern equipment is pretty amazing to me!
Thanks for sharing these pics!
P.S. Anyone remember “walking the beans?”
Longshadow wrote:
Change is difficult.
Especially when change doesn’t follow our/my rules..🤔😵💫🥴😎
I got them all and was disappointed there was no entry about Crusader Rabbit or Friday Night Fights or Dizzy Dean and Peewee Reese or Penny on Sky King. Sigh….
As a pc user who crosses my fingers everytime I upgrade my ON1 PR that it won’t slow to a crawl. My aging desktop slows dramatically with the AI noise and sharpness module this time around. And also sometimes the “export” function. I’m also interested if the iOS users occasionally suffer.
I don’t know what’s worse; figuring out how to use them or waiting for the person in front of me.
I’d need a bun and catsup.
Nice catch! I have a small LUMIX ZS70 for the same purpose. Occasionally, I’m quick enough. 😎
Well done! Beauties from the new “tool” are nice….👏👏👏
There will be days like this….
Well done, Voss…
Scruples wrote:
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If you use Rick’s services, make sure you emphasize your need date. He repaired my Canon 5d4 about 3 (?) years ago. I was very satisfied with the cost and level of service, but it took a while, which I partially accept responsibility for. Good luck!