Cherokee Rock Village, once again

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Cherokee Rock Village, once again

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A850, CZ 24-75mm, wow what a heavy lens. I did have some nasty flares to deal with in post.

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hi
it is a very impressive shot with a dynamice edge to it.
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Thanks Mike.
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Pretty view, how did you get the back of the rocks illuminated?
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What a nice scenery.
I join Greg in his question.
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I love the explosion of colors.

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All I did to the rock is push the fill light in Lightroom. The heavy colors and contrast are the Carl Zeiss. I did nothing to push that in post. Awesome lens. Maybe to many elements for a landscape lens. I think that's why I had a flaring issue. I am sure it will work better when I am not shooting dead at the sun.
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Wow, excellent as well as interesting landscape shot cosmonaut! Great contrasts of all the major subjects in the image.
cosmonaut1959 wrote:The heavy colors and contrast are the Carl Zeiss.
I noticed this from the CZ16-80 too.

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mvanrheenen wrote:Wow, excellent as well as interesting landscape shot cosmonaut! Great contrasts of all the major subjects in the image.
cosmonaut1959 wrote:The heavy colors and contrast are the Carl Zeiss.
I noticed this from the CZ16-80 too.

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This was with the 24-70mm
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Hi Cosmonaut, : )

Very nice landscape rendition from you and the CZ 24-70 mm.

Very bright colours indeed.

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aster wrote:Hi Cosmonaut, : )

Very nice landscape rendition from you and the CZ 24-70 mm.

Very bright colours indeed.

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Thanks. It is a great lens.
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cosmonaut1959 wrote: This was with the 24-70mm
I know, I was just referring to my experience with a CZ lens, that's all.

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