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Late Midnight

Late Midnight
Copyright ©2005, Dirk Guttmann
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Photographer: Dirk Guttmann
Folder: Architecture dirk
Uploaded: 15-Aug-2005 17:33 CEST
Current Rating: 8.00/1
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Camera: Olympus C8080
Exposure time: 15 sec
Aperture: F 5.0
Focal length: 7 mm
Lens:
Focusing method: Spot
ISO: 50
White balance: Auto
Flash: no
Image format: SHQ
Processing applied: converted to B&W, levels, noise reduction, sharpening, kontrast
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Image resized to: 656x715

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Nice Shot! Good contrast and lighting. Looks a little noisy in darker areas. Compression?

Randy Garbez at 05:50 CEST on 16-Aug-2005 [Reply]

15 seconds exposure = NOISE

It is as 15 sec exposure ! - so it HAS TO be noisy ! Should have done it with at least ISO 150 I guess ! Thank you for dropping in Randy !

Dirk Guttmann at 08:04 CEST on 16-Aug-2005 [Reply]

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Good composition and atmosphere. The little boat reveale a pleasant site. B&w is my passion. I suggest you to test the conversion whith mix channels of photoshop ( in to the palette levels). Here you Have a control incredible of tonal scale according to your taste.

Sergio Di Giovanni at 10:57 CEST on 16-Aug-2005 [Reply]

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Thank you Randy and Thank you Sergio for your sympathy for this night frame ! It was one of my first fotos with the 8080 and digital ! My knowledge of picture editing is still basic and I am still not able to get the best out of a frame (i.e. have not tried jet to treat channels seperatly..)! I am still using an older version of PSP (Paint Shop Pro) and PSP (i have 6.0) is still waiting to be explored by me ...

Dirk Guttmann at 16:15 CEST on 16-Aug-2005 [Reply]

Still it's a good shot!

I have been in the photo editing/retouching industry (Prepress-Printing) for 18 years and believe me it is not something you learn over night. I still don't know what I'm doing. The photography is what is most important. If start with a good shot you will need little if any photo editing. Unlike me you?re a knowledgeable photographer and your shots show it.

Randy Garbez at 07:33 CEST on 18-Aug-2005 [Reply]