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loebas
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Sep 25, 2005 03:10 as a reply to @ post 797722 | #16

tupe wrote:
You have more pictures of deer than I have seen in my life! Nice capture! The gray shading of your picture means it is underexposed. Levels (and curves) adjust
the histogram to use more of the light spectrum.

Thanks for the advice. When taking the photo I underexposed by 1/3.
Understand what you did, with the histogram. Thanks for your advice.

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Sep 25, 2005 03:13 as a reply to @ post 798061 | #17

scrumpy wrote:
Beautiful shot of a Red Deer stag. Is this in Scotland?

The photo is made in The Netherlands, we have much more to offer than tulips, wooden shoes etc.
Have been in Scotland (Dufftown, Aviemoren, Inverness) very nice country.

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Sep 25, 2005 03:23 | #18

Very nice photo! I would tweak it a little, but then I am a tweaker!

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Sep 25, 2005 07:14 as a reply to @ post 797303 | #19

loebas wrote:
I'm not a PhotoShopper, but can you show me what you can achieve by the levels thing?

That's what I like about this forum... Lots of people are here to help!!

I remember when I first started taking pictures.. and printing them. They always looked great the first print... till I did another one with a different exposure / color balance / etc.

Digital makes it easier... once you know what to adjust on the picture to achieve a specific effect. I was happy with most of my digital images at first.. till I learned about levels and stuff.

A few minor adjustments make big differences.

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Sep 25, 2005 15:11 as a reply to @ myth337's post | #20

After all the reactions I post two more photo's of the buck.
I did some PS advice you gave me.
Hope you like them

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Sep 25, 2005 19:38 | #21

I like these - are they next in the series? Nice PS work, too.

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Sep 26, 2005 07:28 as a reply to @ tupe's post | #22

tupe wrote:
I like these - are they next in the series? Nice PS work, too.

Have been busy quiete a while with the histogram levels thing.
Personally I like the photo's a bit darker better.
I regret that I didn't monitor the histogram, you have to act fast, on the camera when taking the photos. I had an underexposure setting of -1/3. Maybe the light grass made the inside meter go into underexposure too.

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Oct 11, 2005 22:52 | #24

Very nice ... I like it!

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