With new members, like you, it could be that they could add something to an, admittedly much discussed topic. Not so it appears !!!

Sounds reasonable to me Lacey Girl. I was beginning to feel a bit unloved!

What are my fellow Ugly Hedgehog members' opinions on this Photoshop or general manipulation of the image, debate.
Do you agree that Photoshop is ruining landscape photography.


http://digital-photography-school.com/opinion-why-photoshop-is-ruining-landscape-photography

You said it with your comment about the greatest gift of setting free. Enjoy the time you have left with him and enjoy all the happy memories. God bless

Замечательные фотографии. Потрясающее качество. Я люблю их

For those of us that have been told that we "must have a good camera" when showing our masterpieces this may amuse.

Lovely pics. I have still got this lens plus my new 2.8 version. Worst decision ever to "upgrade". The f4 version is as good, lighter, cheaper and I am selling my 2.8 to a friend at a loss. Happy days

Thanks everyone for your fantastic input and interest. I have changed all of my settings to sRGB and it seems to have worked.

Elements 10 but I have also got CS

Thanks Jim but I only have photoshop Elements. I had CS2 but lost it when I upgraded my computer and can't find the disc.

And thanks Jim from the subject. You see he's smiling now

Thanks Jimberton. I've changed the output from photoshop from best for screen to best for print and there has been an improvement. Not quite there yet, a few more tweaks I thinks. Many thanks

Can anyone help me on this one. The colours on the displayed image on my monitor are far removed from the printed or saved output. I do not see this as a calibration of monitor issue because when I output the same image as a screen saver on the same monitor or email the picture to myself and look at it on that same monitor or even a different monitor the colours are completely different to those that I have worked on in Lightroom or Photoshop. I attach two pics. The first as it appears on my monitor and the second as it looks when sent or printed.
Help would be greatly appreciated.

I have the 24/70 and the 24/105 L lenses and if pushed prefer the 24/105 for its extra reach and its IS. Its lighter too. They are both great lenses. Here's a pic taken with the 24/105

Shot taken at limit of 300mm. Uv filter attached