GKPE 8, Yet more NZ ramblings from some flightless Kiwis.

weka2000 wrote in post #19211512
Been sitting on this since trip to chch in October couple days latter they had big snow dump .....typical as I was flying back to auck then.

Trouble when you are rushed and never been some where before. Need to go back in winter

Sunrise Lake Rotoiti, Nelson Lakes

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Very nice, looks like an ad on tv. Where they pile into the Holden only to find the wharf has rotted away. Different time of day and year of course. Possibly is the same place.

looking forward to a change in scene and landscape subject matter. Itching to get to South Island esp while it is quite. This time is 6 weeks we will be in our new home, get settled then get trips under way with Milford/ wanaka/ mt cook first on list.

Will pick up a set of Kase magnetic filters CP /3/6/10 stop ...... dont need anything else ....... G.A.S has passed

Waikanae Beach yesterday.

More Waikanae

Last couple Waikanae

roseyposey wrote in post #19212107
Waikanae Beach yesterday.

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Ive never been to hawkes bay, better add that to my list

From another adventure last yr ...... looking towards Whatipu

weka2000 wrote in post #19212127
Ive never been to hawkes bay, better add that to my list

It's actually on the Kapiti Coast just north of Paraparaumu .... staying for a couple of nights. Lovely place!

roseyposey wrote in post #19212130
It's actually on the Kapiti Coast just north of Paraparaumu .... staying for a couple of nights. Lovely place!

cheers ....only been to foxton beach (well stayed over night in a camp ground )

ummmm lets see Canon 100mp mirrorless

https://fstoppers.com …-mirrorless-camera-556077

be more expensive than Fuji 100s and less dynamic range, R5 on steroids with that horrible flip screen to side

Well been close to 6 months since last photo trip. Decided to take my wifes new car out for a test run to Port Waikato. Handles the sand dunes well then went for long dive along Karioitahi Beach and watched sun go down while eating hot pizza.

Photos not my greatest but as my wife said "all life issues disappear out here"

weka2000 wrote in post #19214086
......... Decided to take my wifes new car out for a test run to Port Waikato. Handles the sand dunes well then went for long dive along Karioitahi Beach

Perfect for getting stuck...... get the sprinkler running under the car for a while to wash off the salt

weka2000 wrote in post #19214086
Well been close to 6 months since last photo trip.

About time for another..... just saying....

Mark Vuleta wrote in post #19214313
Perfect for getting stuck......

Needed to be tested had to make sure the low range worked

Trolling time (it is April 1st tomorrow after all!), posting this complete pile of BS on the New Zealand Photography Group Facebook group tomorrow, will see if anyone falls for it Feel free to jump in if you are on the group, please don't spoil it though!

I was playing around with the new Super Resolution feature in the latest version of Adobe Camera RAW (v13.2) last night and I wondered what would happen if you ran the Super Resolution across an image multiple times. I was not sure what to expect but definitely not what I got!
The image above is a moon shot I took recently, the red box is blown up to 100% in the top right, the bottom right image is after running the Super Resolution in ADR multiple times, the results are nothing short of amazing!
My best guess for how it managed to achieve this, effectively creating detail that didn’t exist in the original image was due to how the feature was created. Super Resolution is a new AI based machine learning feature. Part of its development was training in on real images and it must have recognised the image was of the moon and filled in the missing detail based on its training images (which must have included high resolution images of the moon).
You can have a play yourself, you have to open an image in ADR (the feature isn’t in Lightroom yet), which you can do by browsing in Adobe Bridge.
Here is a link with more information on it’d development:
https://blog.adobe.com …resolution.html​#gs.xlqgsn

Very cool - did you need to use one of the new Uranium-core CPU's to process the image?