Should I have shot in RAW instead of JPEG? Only PP done was "autocontrast" in Picasa.
All coments are appreciated.
With best regards,
Sury
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A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
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A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
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Re: A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
Comments? you must be joking. The only comment I can find is that we're freezing here and you're placing such a picture
I told you the Pentax is great.
I told you the Pentax is great.
Re: A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
Hi,
That's a lovely photo Sury and you have a good lens delivering a nice landscape scene. Lovely combination of colours in nature.
Yildiz
That's a lovely photo Sury and you have a good lens delivering a nice landscape scene. Lovely combination of colours in nature.
Yildiz
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Re: A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
Dr. Harout,
The image was primarily intended for you.
My sincere apologies for causing the pain.
I was hoping you would find the image "heart warming" while it is cold out there.
DRO is not in my vocabulary yet. Would a DRO+x made any difference? I don't think I paid any attention to that setting.
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The image was primarily intended for you.
I was hoping you would find the image "heart warming" while it is cold out there.
DRO is not in my vocabulary yet. Would a DRO+x made any difference? I don't think I paid any attention to that setting.
With best regards,
Sury
Dr. Harout wrote:Comments? you must be joking. The only comment I can find is that we're freezing here and you're placing such a picture![]()
I told you the Pentax is great.
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Re: A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
Yildiz,
Thank you. Coming straight out of the camera, the image was hazy (as it should have been) because fog was just
rolling in. All I did was do an auto contrast in Picasa.
With best regards,
Sury
Thank you. Coming straight out of the camera, the image was hazy (as it should have been) because fog was just
rolling in. All I did was do an auto contrast in Picasa.
With best regards,
Sury
aster wrote:Hi,
That's a lovely photo Sury and you have a good lens delivering a nice landscape scene. Lovely combination of colours in nature.
Yildiz
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Re: A900 Landscape with Pentax 300/f4
I don't think DRO would've done any better. Mine is always Off.sury wrote:DRO is not in my vocabulary yet. Would a DRO+x made any difference? I don't think I paid any attention to that setting.
Thanks again for posting such a beauty.
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