Very well rendered.
...but in rendering I pushed it up a wee bit so some of the very brightest
highlights are clipped. Looked better that way.
I need to keep that in mind as I usually just go 'mechanical' with the
histogram in rendering during the optimization of the image from RAW.
Mechanical = no clipping w/o regard to actual image.
Kenneth Waller
http://www.pentaxphotogallery.com/kennethwaller
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From: "Paul Stenquist" <pnstenqu...@comcast.net>
Subject: PESO Undisturbed
With frigid temperatures for the last few days, no one has ventured out on
our deck since the big snowfall. This morning the sun came out, so I opened
the door and snapped a pic. (I have the flu, so there’s no way I’m going out
there in the snow.) I metered to prevent clipping of the highlights but in
rendering I pushed it up a wee bit so some of the very brightest highlights
are clipped. Looked better that way. Note the bird tracks to the right of
frame. i suspect a hungry critter who is used to finding a few bits on the
deck was searching.
K-3 with DA 17-40/4. The lens, by the way is on loan from Pentax. I have to
shoot the Detroit auto show for the Times on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. My
DA* 16-50 is still at CRIS so the Ricoh marketing people sent me the 17-70
and a DA 16-45. I’ll probably use the 17-70, since the extra reach will be
more beneficial than the small amount of extra room at the wide end.
http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=17648235&size=lg
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