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K-7+FA*24/f2+Cokin GND (6 IMGS).
Posted By: pcarfan, 10-21-2009, 06:18 PM

I went to Cox arboretum after work, and processed these images. PP in LR2 and CS2. Images are sharpened in PP.












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10-21-2009, 06:33 PM   #2
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Nice.
#2 and the last 2 are brilliant.
Nice sceneries and colour.
Others are a little dark but pleasant scenes as well.
Thanks for sharing.
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I really like #5 and it's composition.
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Nice series that show off the lense best TFS

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10-22-2009, 02:29 AM   #5
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#2 is my favorite.

seems FA*24 is growing on you
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Nice.
#2 and the last 2 are brilliant.
Nice sceneries and colour.
Others are a little dark but pleasant scenes as well.
Thanks for sharing.
Thank you. The last one looks better with a slightly smaller view, which I tried by inserting in the 'hide' format', but it reversed it. So, now, if you click on that image it takes you to a smaller res., which looks better. This is my favorite.
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I really like #5 and it's composition.
Thank you. Wonder whether I should do anything with the walk way to make it better. I can lighten or darken it. I think I need to work on that part....any suggestion is appreciated.

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Nice series that show off the lense best TFS

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Thank you. It works well at F8 and F11 for landscapes, so just trying that out for now (If the light allows that). I am still relatively new to the lens.
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#2 is my favorite.

seems FA*24 is growing on you
Thanks....it is most definitely growing on me. I am starting to like it very much...but, I am not done with it putting it through the paces yet. This is my second round of 'testing'. I will be going to the same spot with the DA21 this weekend, and will pst those images later.
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If the walkway is gravel maybe there is someway you could enhance it to show some more detail? Perhaps not though because it's too far away in the frame.
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#2 does it for me. The last one comes in a close 2nd

I like the others too

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Really nice set... I love the last image. I had planned to get over that way sometime over the past 2 weeks, but never made it there. I imagine that after the rain today, much of the fall color will have, in fact.... fallen.

Again... nice shootin'!

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#2 does it for me. The last one comes in a close 2nd

I like the others too

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Thank you.

Here is another view of the #2 scene, which I like better

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Really nice set... I love the last image. I had planned to get over that way sometime over the past 2 weeks, but never made it there. I imagine that after the rain today, much of the fall color will have, in fact.... fallen.

Again... nice shootin'!

Bud
I don't know, the leaves may still be there. I might hit yellow springs or Englewood this sunday as the weather is supposed to be nice. Cox is 5 minutes from my place.
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Ah the Graduated Neutral Density filter...the original HDR device Nice work.
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