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Thanks all
this what i meant about photos in the sunlight
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https://photography-on-the.net …?p=15354923&pos​tcount=291

495 wrote in post #16154304

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nice!

moltengold wrote in post #16154354
Thanks all
this what i meant about photos in the sunlight
in page number 20 from this thread
https://photography-on-the.net …?p=15354923&pos​tcount=291

There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with those shots on my screen. I'm not viewing on an iPad mind you, rather a calibrated screen.

ijohn.8.80 wrote in post #16154400
There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with those shots on my screen. I'm not viewing on an iPad mind you, rather a calibrated screen.

They look fine to me too... I'm just viewing on a 13" macbook, but they look good to me

yes they look fine to me too
That's what im looking for
i like normal photos without editting
so i can see the real photos from the camera
at the end , i like the 6D

i will buy it soon and join this thread
my lenses are waiting for the new home LoL

ElectronGuru wrote in post #16154450
Hmm, not sure. They were shot in aRGB and converted to sRGB during JPEG conversion, which was done on a 13 MBP with standard Mac gamut set. Edit for publish with LR4, brightness adjustments to taste @ medium screen brightness. I posted and checked for function / display from an iPad Mini.

Might be a technical thing, but it doesn't sound like you're using Windows gamut - which 'makes' things look darker that are Mac calibrated. Maybe it's just a difference in tastes? My examples do not look as bright to me as the one immediately after.

i dont like editting software
i only use the program that comes with the camera
Its very simple

moltengold wrote in post #16154467
i dont like editting software
i only use the program that comes with the camera
Its very simple

You really should try Lightroom, I've never used the Canon software, but Lightroom is extremely simple/straightforward​, nearly as much as iPhoto (the software I used to use).

Thanks for the info
i will try it

My iPad 3 retina display is quite accurate.

ijohn.8.80 wrote in post #16154400
There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with those shots on my screen. I'm not viewing on an iPad mind you, rather a calibrated screen.

Edit: .. And ALL of you guys in this thread are posting brilliant images that look really great.

^ well that works

xinvisionx wrote in post #16152540
A little trick. 30 second exposure. During the last 5 seconds of so I manually took it out of focus slowly and fully.

Great trick...dully noted....thanks

9 hours in the computer to put this together with PS CC.

Panoramic stitch with focus stacking and perspective control of many images. This shot is so insanely complex that I almost threw in the towel, but thankfully I was able to do a lot of operations manually by hand that were failing in automation. Almost got a little too ambitious there!

I don't really like the way flickr has added sharpening to this photo, though.

IMAGE LINK: http://www.flickr.com …n_photography/9​366556963/

^Your time payed off! Awesome shot!