Lovely layers and textures Christine.

White balance is always going to be something of a compromise,
particularly with sunlight and shade so there's usually a bit of
tweaking to do. Just a few seconds work which would have taken hours
in the darkroom...

Chris

On 1 September 2014 21:44, Christine Aguila <christ...@caguila.com> wrote:
> Hi Everyone:
>
> Did a 5 mile hike at Starved Rock State Park yesterday.  Starved Rock is 
> about two hours from Chicago, a very easy drive. Place was packed given the 
> Labor Day holiday, but we got there early, got our walk in, then left around 
> 2:30 for lunch and a walk around Utica, Illinois, a quaint little town of a 
> thousand with a three block Main Street area.
>
> I have a few questions:
>
> 1) My white balance setting, Shade, seems to capture a lot of yellow forcing 
> me to dial yellow down during post-processing. I wondered if other K-3 
> shooters found this to their experience as well and what any compensation 
> techniques have been employed.
>
> 2). I may be getting Charles Robinson's Fastpack 250. On my hike I took the 
> Low
> Pro MicroTrekker, which is a great fit on the back, but I find it a tough bag 
> to work out of, and it doesn't allow for a water bottle or much personal 
> items.  It does have two bottom tripod straps, but I want a vertical carry 
> for the tripod on my next hiking camera bag. I hope to be doing more hiking 
> in future, so I find myself now in the market for a hiking camera bag. If 
> anyone has a nice hiking camera bag which can accommodate gear and personal 
> items, is not a sloppy fit, and has a vertical carry for a tripod, I'd 
> welcome the suggestions.
>
> 3). I didn't have my tripod with me on this trek because I'm actually an 
> inexperienced hiker and didn't know what to expect of the trails or my 
> ability, so I left the tripod at home.  I will be taking it the next trip.  
> All the shots in the gallery were handheld.
>
> Here's my gallery from yesterday's hike. It was a wonderfully fun day, and 
> the park is really great. There are a lot more trails to explore, so I'm most 
> definitively going back. I've made some short and long term hiking goals.
>
> http://www.caguila.com/rockaug312014/index.html
>
> Comments welcome. Cheers, Christine, and Happy Labor Day!
>
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