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Aug 5, 2012 15:39:52   #
(Photo Analysis)
Solution needed
Bobber wrote:
Swede's primary question was, "Why?"

We are getting asnwers to "How to fix?", which satisfy the problem implied, but leave the why of it still waiting.


I agree
Swede
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Aug 5, 2012 15:09:43   #
(Photo Analysis)
Solution needed
Swede wrote:
coatachrome wrote:
Hello Swede, Coatachrome here.

If you have Nikon's Capture 2 you can adjust this problem using the Color Control Points in the software.

Nikon's manual does not do a very good job of explaining how to use the software, there is another book, published by Nikon, written by Ben Long, titled simply Capture 2.

The software that you have has a lot of post processing functions that are very good and easy to use.
Thanks coatachrome (cool handle) and you are correct about Captures Manual, I'll look for the book.
Swede

Take a look at the control point functions, and the functions that will shift the image from warm to cool lighting.
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Thank Pal
Swede
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Aug 5, 2012 14:41:08   #
(Photo Analysis)
Solution needed
coatachrome wrote:
Hello Swede, Coatachrome here.

If you have Nikon's Capture 2 you can adjust this problem using the Color Control Points in the software.

Nikon's manual does not do a very good job of explaining how to use the software, there is another book, published by Nikon, written by Ben Long, titled simply Capture 2.

The software that you have has a lot of post processing functions that are very good and easy to use.
Thanks coatachrome (cool handle) and you are correct about Captures Manual, I'll look for the book.
Swede

Take a look at the control point functions, and the functions that will shift the image from warm to cool lighting.
Hello Swede, Coatachrome here. br br If you have ... (show quote)

What I just did

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Aug 5, 2012 14:20:21   #
(Photo Analysis)
Solution needed
Why are these pictures the exposure is fine on the bottom third yet the top 2 thirds is very red shifted. I know what red shifted is in Astronomy but it doesn’t apply here- I think. Is there away of fixing this. I don’t have Elements, what I do have is Nikons Capture NX2.
Swede




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Aug 3, 2012 22:46:51   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
I want one of these!
pounder35 wrote:
Lancer W/A Canon wrote:
Danilo wrote:
Lancer W/A Canon wrote:
RMM wrote:
It'll be a while before one of these shows up in a commercially available camera, but wouldn't it be fun! And I'm guessing it'll take a major computer upgrade, too.

http://www.ted.com/talks/ramesh_raskar_a_camera_that_takes_one_trillion_frames_per_second.html


That's amazing. Just a thought, could it be possible to photograph the Zapruder film of the Kennedy assassination, and SEE THE BULLETS, and then know where they all came from, for sure.?


What a great idea, but not possible! The required information does not exist on the original film. Now...if Zapruder would have had this Fento-Camera, it would be a different story!
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I'm thrilled you thought it was a great idea, even though not possible. I'm daily amazed and thrilled even, at some of the shots UHH members take, can't wait to see what they get with this FENTO.! LOL
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I'll post some next month. Just pre-ordered mine. I hope my check for $1,557,012,328.99 clears the bank. Otherwise it might take longer to post photos. :roll:
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When the cheque clears--lets do lunch
Swede
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Aug 3, 2012 11:48:05   #
(Main Photography Discussion)
I want one of these!
There is some very good reading in Stephen Hawkings book The Grand Design on how light travels and this video makes it alot easier to figure out if you can see how light travels.
Thanks for posting that, it was very well done, very informative. Just goes to show that your new $5000 camera is tomorrows door stop.
Swede
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Aug 1, 2012 14:22:55   #
(Photo Gallery)
Up Against a Rock Wall
Bozsik wrote:
Swede wrote:
Bozsik wrote:
Nice photo. I believe it is a Yellow-bellied Marmot, not the Hoary.


I think you are correct, Thanks
Swede


You are welcome. Beautiful animal, and you did a nice job at capturing it.

Thanks Again
Swede
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Aug 1, 2012 13:11:10   #
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Up Against a Rock Wall
Bozsik wrote:
Nice photo. I believe it is a Yellow-bellied Marmot, not the Hoary.


I think you are correct, Thanks
Swede
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Jul 31, 2012 14:24:27   #
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Up Against a Rock Wall
frenchcoast wrote:
Swede wrote:
frenchcoast wrote:
Swede wrote:
A Hoary Marmot I shot this up near the Hugh Keensleyside Dam near Castlegar BC. I tried to move to the left to get rid of rock but I was pretty close to this little fella and as soon as I moved so did he or she?- wasn’t that close
Swede


Is he Hoary or Horny or hairy?

Maybe it's a (you'll hate this) Horny, hairy, Hoary out lookin for alittle lovin.
I hope this stops here.

Good for a chuckle,
Again Thanks
Swede
Thanks Mate
Swede
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NP
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Jul 31, 2012 14:13:54   #
(Photo Gallery)
Up Against a Rock Wall
frenchcoast wrote:
Swede wrote:
A Hoary Marmot I shot this up near the Hugh Keensleyside Dam near Castlegar BC. I tried to move to the left to get rid of rock but I was pretty close to this little fella and as soon as I moved so did he or she?- wasn’t that close
Swede


Is he Hoary or Horny or hairy?

Maybe it's a (you'll hate this) Horny, hairy, Hoary out lookin for alittle lovin.
I hope this stops here.
Thanks Mate
Swede
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Jul 31, 2012 13:03:48   #
(Photo Gallery)
Up Against a Rock Wall
Paul B. wrote:
Good capture,really looks good when downloaded.

Thanks Paul
Swede
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Jul 30, 2012 11:58:43   #
(Photo Gallery)
Up Against a Rock Wall
A Hoary Marmot I shot this up near the Hugh Keensleyside Dam near Castlegar BC. I tried to move to the left to get rid of rock but I was pretty close to this little fella and as soon as I moved so did he or she?- wasn’t that close
Swede

Hoary Marmot

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Jul 27, 2012 11:49:00   #
(Photo Gallery)
Surfing the Columbia
This doesn’t happen all that often. The Columbia River is at it’s highest it’s been in close to 50 years- lots of water. Here’s a link for a Youtube video of the place: http://youtu.be/dUq252k_a7M .
It is a very fast river right now.
Swede

Surfing

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Jul 25, 2012 10:11:15   #
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unexpected critter
Hal81 wrote:
Had an uncle that was killed by a weasal. Ha was walking down the railroad tracks and didn't hear the weasal.


BOOOOOOOO!!!
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Jul 23, 2012 15:09:50   #
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Can you guess which way the wind blows, alot
Swede wrote:
jazzplayer wrote:
Swede wrote:
Called the Burmis Tree, on highway 3, the Crowsnest Pass near Coleman, Alberta
Swede


Looks like a fine example of der Krumholtz formation
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Krummholz


WOW, I didn't know there was a word for this, but it is bang on, I'm guessing Lodgepole Pine.
Thank You Sir, I can die happy now I know it all.
Swede

How would you ever know that?????
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