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Dec 13, 2006 16:52 |  #1

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A sunset a few weeks ago, taken in Edinburgh.

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Dec 13, 2006 23:50 |  #2

You picked a tough subject to image. This image, in my opinion, would work well if the Sun could be brought under control. Maybe you could look at the histogram, and see if the Sun is totally blown out. If it is, then not much you can do. If there is a bit of leeway at the upper end, then perhaps some layer processing in PS or equivalent could salvage the Sun and the picture.


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Dec 14, 2006 16:03 |  #3
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Harold_L wrote in post #2397696 (external link)
You picked a tough subject to image. This image, in my opinion, would work well if the Sun could be brought under control. Maybe you could look at the histogram, and see if the Sun is totally blown out. If it is, then not much you can do. If there is a bit of leeway at the upper end, then perhaps some layer processing in PS or equivalent could salvage the Sun and the picture.

Very good advice from Harold you got here Leo.

My advice is to avoid these kind of tough subjects in your early learning stages.
Of cours i`m not saying not to try them as practice...;)


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