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Zuun Lake - northern Mongolia

 
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Sep 21, 2011 14:19 |  #1

Sunrise on a chilly morning over Zuun Nuur, in Mongolia's Siberian north.

7-shot panorama, taken with a Canon EOS 5D Mark II and Canon EF 16-35mm f/2.8L II USM. This is a 1:3 aspect ratio (equivalent to 617-format film) cropped from an even wider image.

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You are coming up with many amazing images from this trip... ;-)a Was it really that red? Was that done with filters or PP?


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paul3221 wrote in post #13140430 (external link)
You are coming up with many amazing images from this trip... ;-)a Was it really that red? Was that done with filters or PP?

I used a GND (forgot which one) to balance the sky and foreground, the rest was by setting a warm white balance and high saturation. But, yes, it was very red to begin with - probably due to the haze in the air.




  
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Shadowblade wrote in post #13140539 (external link)
I used a GND (forgot which one) to balance the sky and foreground, the rest was by setting a warm white balance and high saturation. But, yes, it was very red to begin with - probably due to the haze in the air.

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