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Nov 03, 2006 06:45 |  #1

Yesterday was quite windy. So I went to the lakeshore (lake Geneva) and snapped a few pictures o fthe Mont-Blanc with the lake in the foreground. Notice the snow drifting from the top of the mountain...

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#4 No Mont-Blanc, but taken at the same place...

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Nov 03, 2006 06:54 |  #2

Nice shots but i think that will be fine if you make some PP, especially in the first one. I looks a little washed out in my monitor.

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Nov 03, 2006 07:06 |  #3

Some great shots, but there appears to be some dust in shots 1 and 3. Maybe increase the contrast slighty in Photoshop with a curves layer.


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Nov 03, 2006 07:16 |  #4

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Nice shots but i think that will be fine if you make some PP, especially in the first one. I looks a little washed out in my monitor.

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Some great shots, but there appears to be some dust in shots 1 and 3. Maybe increase the contrast slighty in Photoshop with a curves layer.

Thanks for looking...

On #1 there is a gull above the mountain and on #3 the spots in the lower right corner are water droplets fron the waves crashing on the shore. But they may be some real dusts (I have seen some on shots at f22 or higher :confused:)

As for PP, i only have PS elements and didn't find any curve plugin working on Mac. But if you have time, feel free to do it and post the result ;)


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Nov 03, 2006 07:55 as a reply to  @ DDA's post |  #5

Ive tried to edit the pic DDA but there is a huge lack on information on the jpg. Very narrow pixels on the histogram.


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Nov 03, 2006 08:49 |  #6

Yes, I don't know why the histogram is so narrow. Do you know where it could come from? What did I do wrong?


-- Infos EXIF IFD --
Temps d’exposition 1/500 s
Ouverture diaphragme f/ 8.0
Programme d’exposition Programme normal
Vitesse ISO estimée 100
Version Exif 0221
Date/heure création des données originales 2006:11:02 15:56:50
Date/heure création des données numériques 2006:11:02 15:56:50
Signification de chaque composant YCbCr
Vitesse d’obturation 9.0 APEX = 1/500 s
Ouverture 6.0 APEX = F8.0
Biais d’exposition -0.7
Mesure de lumière Motif
Flash Flash non déclenché, mode flash forcé
Focale lentille 300.0 mm


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Nov 03, 2006 09:05 |  #7

DDA wrote in post #2210502 (external link)
Yes, I don't know why the histogram is so narrow. Do you know where it could come from? What did I do wrong?


-- Infos EXIF IFD --
Temps d’exposition 1/500 s
Ouverture diaphragme f/ 8.0
Programme d’exposition Programme normal
Vitesse ISO estimée 100
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Date/heure création des données originales 2006:11:02 15:56:50
Date/heure création des données numériques 2006:11:02 15:56:50
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Vitesse d’obturation 9.0 APEX = 1/500 s
Ouverture 6.0 APEX = F8.0
Biais d’exposition -0.7
Mesure de lumière Motif
Flash Flash non déclenché, mode flash forcé
Focale lentille 300.0 mm

Im not very smart with those things, but seems like its a fog or something in the ambient. Its the same on the other pics. The histogram shows only midtones. Ive been with this situations wen i take photos trough a huge mass of water with the sun in the back. Maybe it was a mistake with the metering. Im not sure. Sorry, i cant explain you.:(


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Nov 03, 2006 16:27 |  #8

Thanks for trying anyway ;-)a


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# 2 is nice,lovely mountain side,that skuffold is a bit anoying though,i take it you couldn`t zoom any closer?


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Nov 04, 2006 07:44 |  #10

#2, and #3 are good looking shots but try cloning out whatever that is at the far right.




  
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# 2 is nice,lovely mountain side,that skuffold is a bit anoying though,i take it you couldn`t zoom any closer?

Thanks Dimitri! What is the "skuffold"? #1 was taken from the same place, with a longer zoom...

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#2, and #3 are good looking shots but try cloning out whatever that is at the far right.

Thanks Frank! I didn't notice this boat's mast. But you're right, I should clone it out ;-)a


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DDA wrote in post #2216198 (external link)
Thanks Dimitri! What is the "skuffold"? #1 was taken from the same place, with a longer zoom...

I think i got my spelling wrong,scuffold,these steel tubes to the right.:o


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Nov 05, 2006 03:49 |  #13

I could have avoided them, but didn't notice them.. My mistake :o I will clone them out when I'll find time ;-)a


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Nov 05, 2006 15:24 |  #14

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Thanks for looking...

On #1 there is a gull above the mountain and on #3 the spots in the lower right corner are water droplets fron the waves crashing on the shore. But they may be some real dusts (I have seen some on shots at f22 or higher :confused:)

As for PP, i only have PS elements and didn't find any curve plugin working on Mac. But if you have time, feel free to do it and post the result ;)

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