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loydall wrote in post #15130514
Autumn Salad

http://food.johnloydal​l.co.uk/index.php/autu​mn-salad/

that is simply beautiful sir.

ziemowit wrote in post #15147654
that is simply beautiful sir.

Thanks - it didn't taste bad either. Come to think of it I've still got all the ingredients so may make it again today for my lunch

Next few shots are nothing special by any means... But I just had to record our first scratch made pumpkin pie! (First time making it with an actual pumpkin... Was INCREDIBLE!... No crust you may notice, I am not a fan of it so I just omit it!). Of course we made it extra spicy and topped with fresh made whipped cream with just a tiny bit of vanilla and sugar, of course.

Sadly, I forgot to grab a few eggs of my own hens to use for this recipe... Was over the girlfriends house and had to use store bought! Sorry girls! (My hens...)


The Pumpkin:

Butternut Squash Soup.....

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jeders wrote in post #15166287
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Red is severely blown out Jed. Are you using Adobe RGB on a wide-gamut display?

Seapup wrote in post #15166303
Red is severely blown out Jed. Are you using Adobe RGB on a wide-gamut display?

dang, the orangey is from the surroundings i guess. im just using lightroom 4. how do i fix it?

jeders wrote in post #15166451
dang, the orangey is from the surroundings i guess. im just using lightroom 4. how do i fix it?

First and easiest thing would be to choose White Balance > Auto.

More accurate is to use the white balance eye dropper tool and select a white/neutral area in the shot.

From looking through this thread it seems like there's plenty of shots that are orange tinted from the overhead lights in the kitchen/restaurant. White balance is the first thing you should be fixing in these shots.

DTBaan wrote in post #15147429

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my wife is from Sendai, born and reared...she never heard of that ramen. I`m here too, you took that pic at some event in California? doesn`t look familiar to me either...

loydall wrote in post #15166531
First and easiest thing would be to choose White Balance > Auto.

More accurate is to use the white balance eye dropper tool and select a white/neutral area in the shot.

From looking through this thread it seems like there's plenty of shots that are orange tinted from the overhead lights in the kitchen/restaurant. White balance is the first thing you should be fixing in these shots.

thank you very much! seriously. i'm using a custom white balance on the camera, but never tried auto white balance on LR4

its me wrote in post #15167117
=it`s me;15167117]my wife is from Sendai, born and reared...she never heard of that ramen. I`m here too, you took that pic at some event in California? doesn`t look familiar to me either...

yes this was taken at an event.
http://www.mitsuwa.com​/event/eevent.php?e=53

suppose to be on these events, they have venders/shops from Japan come over to display and sale their goods to customers and visitors. Do they really exist in Japan? That i cannot confirm but I would think they are. Most of the ramen's in california are not that tasty, this was. You cant get these kind of ramen here in california and maybe even the USA except for maybe in Hawaii. The most favorable ramen here is Santouka Ramen which was brought here from Japan. anyhow, all i do is go there and eat so i dont know much about where it's really from I just had a thought, maybe they are not really in Sendai, but in another city offering their ramen?

on a side note, glad you and your wife is ok.