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Storm She Approaches
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Posted By: AussieTrev, 12-09-2017, 03:53 AM

We had a drive to try out the additions to the four wheel drive yesterday, suspension, winch etc. But the highlight was watching this storm approach from the west.

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12-09-2017, 06:21 AM   #2
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Hello Nice shot I have a question. Took some shots last night first after sunset shots I have taken with my K-m with 28-300 185D Tamron lens (1999) with a wd1 UV filter and I am not used to the cold blue coloring of the photos. My IstD gave me warm colours and this would have been grey rather than blue, so can anyone suggest if it is the UV filter, the lens, the camera or the white balance which is set to off on my K-m. In the past I always wanted this blue effect but now I miss the more natural colouring. I used to shoot without any filters as well even though I have 2 bags of them at hand.


Looks like we both used the manual white balance.
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I have a question.
You couldn't judge the blue in my shot, I used a little creative license when processing. It was very flat grey in RAW.

Are you shooting RAW or JPEG?

The bright area is too bright. Stop down a bit and then bring up the darker bits in post processing. This will also allow you to bring up the white balance to the armer side if necessary.
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NO I don't like editing my photo's they are as i shoot them why sit around for hours making somthing fake.

What I should have done would be to have used the spot meter.


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Wow, Trev you caught this one perfectly. You can just feel the power of the thing.

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She Approaches
Wow... great shot, looks like a still from the movie Independence Day.
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Nice rendering of the shot Trev

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NO I don't like editing my photo's they are as i shoot them why sit around for hours making somthing fake.

What I should have done would be to have used the spot meter.
I admire your patients Each is a style and neither is better than the other IMO.

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Wow, Trev you caught this one perfectly. You can just feel the power of the thing.

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Thanks Jer. We stayed till the first drops of rain, could of stayed longer as the northern edge amounted to little.

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Wow... great shot, looks like a still from the movie Independence Day.
Thanks Kerrowdown. I’ve taken a couple of shots that invoke that movie. Liked the effects on the entry into the atmosphere.

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Nice rendering of the shot Trev
Thanks Em.

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Big Sky, Big Drama....nice work.
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Well done indeed Aussie Trev!
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I like it all. Very nicely done.

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Big Sky, Big Drama....nice work.
Thank you.

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Well done
Thanks. It was worth the drive and wait.

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Very nicely done.
Thanks Tony.

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