Home On The Range

Give me a windmill shot any day.

Nice work.

Denny

It's a nice shot, if it were mine I would add some saturation to it. Love the west!

Thanks for looking and the kind remarks


Steve
I’m ok with the saturation, but it is on the boarder line of being too little without going totally B&W. I’m thinking there are four elements in play with the saturation issue. (1) Location (2) Edited on laptop (non-graphs screen) (3) Camera (4) Lens

On this trip I took two camera setup a Canon 1DmIIn, Canon 24-70 f2.8, Sigma 20-40 f2.8, Canon 15mm f2.8(?) And an Epson R-D1 with Voigtlander lenses 40mm f1.4, 25mm f4 and 90mm f(?)

This slot was taken with the Epson & the 40mm. Alot of the shots (maybe overexpoded ones) with the Epson (200-400 ISO, auto white balance & Raw) came out a bit desaturated or brownish (old color film look). This was my first large volume use of the Epson so it's still new to me. Also none of Canon shots have a brownish look to them.

Has me wondering about how the lens & camera combo effects saturation.