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Jan 27, 2020 22:55:44   #
Love the sharpness, but what is going on with the left eye?
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Jan 27, 2020 22:53:10   #
That reminds me I should take a walk in the woods which I can see from the window in front of me now!
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Jan 19, 2020 22:26:31   #
I really like #2, lines leading viewers down the road. Try again putting a person along the road at various points wearing red. Put camera on a tripod and with a remote shutter release that person could be you!
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Jan 19, 2020 22:26:29   #
I really like #2, lines leading viewers down the road. Try again putting a person along the road at various points wearing red. Put camera on a tripod and with a remote shutter release that person could be you!
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Jan 15, 2020 11:21:08   #
It would be very tough to lose my sister. Hopefully your photos will bring you joy and remind you of a beautiful place. I just read about a wonderful pro photographer who generally leaves her most recent photos on a flash card for many months before she looks at them. She does so on purpose, thinking that she will be more objective about their quality is she waits. I especially like the deep blues of your skies.
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Jan 13, 2020 19:47:50   #
Many pleasing compositions with leading limes, nice colors and subjects
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Jan 13, 2020 19:47:49   #
Many pleasing compositions with leading limes, nice colors and subjects
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Dec 29, 2019 22:40:39   #
"I would be concerned about the lint from the socks getting into the lenses." a comment from above...hopefully your socks are smart wool. Original wool does have fibers that can get into a lens! This happened to me when I used wool gloves while photographing in cold weather.
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Dec 29, 2019 22:34:27   #
Store them on more than one external drive. External drives do crash. Do not always leave an external hard drive attached to your computer. Eject it when not in use.
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Dec 24, 2019 06:52:12   #
Excellent quality and a variety of sizes.

https://www.peakdesign.com/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIjoWh0JvO5gIVEfDACh0XzQkJEAAYASAAEgI9RfD_BwE
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Dec 24, 2019 06:46:31   #
Nice explanation, CO!!
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Dec 23, 2019 09:17:22   #
Here is an image shot maybe 20 minutes after sunrise. I cropped in-camera the mountain in the background because the sky did not add much, so the subject became the color of foliage with the rising mist adding interest. Note: you can see the mountain and the sky in the reflection, so you can see what was left out of the top. Crop out the reflection of the mountain and sky, and the trees become even more prominent. (Sugarloaf Mountain in Maine)


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Dec 23, 2019 09:08:06   #
Hi Mike: Nicely composed, wonderful color, the mist/clouds are great. Now go back and look at the light in each image. To me the first and last are favorites. Imagine how these images would be upto "the next level" if they had been shot at the low light of dawn or evening. Note especially the light on golden trees in #1 and imagine the mountains and the sky being hit with the same early light. The sky, too, might have been more dramatic. Those mountains are amazing, but what if you had made the mist you main subject? Just moving the image up a bit on this site, cropping out the mountains (in the first image) I really like just the rising mist and those trees (also crop up just a bit along the bottom showing only the water).
as a refresher, google "why does mist rise from lakes in the morning?"
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Dec 23, 2019 08:42:53   #
Here is an example of three images from Aurora, exposed at -1, 0, +1, combined at night which would have been difficult to compose from one image. A good benefit in Aurora is the open to "Open in Photoshop" which makes it very easy to begin further editing. It will pick up whatever editing program you use.


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Dec 19, 2019 09:54:34   #
From among the links from Bill,s post above:

"Nikon

Most Nikon DSLRs are supported via USB, but the Timelapse+ is yet unable to control the bulb with USB, so a shutter cable is necessary in addition to USB for bulb ramping or long exposures. Nikon rounds bulb exposure times to the next 8th stop, and the fastest bulb time seems to be a 1/5 second, so bulb ramping is not ideal with Nikon and will require some post-production deflickering. Still, good bulb ramps can be achieved and the Timelapse+ is able to ramp the exposure much further than possible in aperture priority mode. Most Nikon models allow switching between bulb and manual mode via USB, enabling high-range HDRs and starting bulb ramps in manual and then switching to bulb when the shutter time is greater than 1/5 second."
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