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lobau01

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Taken at dusk in National Park/Recreation Area called "Lobau" - Vienna, Austria. I like the light on this one.

Photographer:	X Dietrich Gloger
Folder:	Didl's Oly C-7070 pics
Uploaded:	26-Nov-2005 20:56 CET
Current Rating:	8.50/2 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus C7070
Exposure time:
Aperture:	8.0
Focal length:	27mm
Lens:
Focusing method:	Manual
ISO:	80
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:	TIFF
Processing applied:	contrast, saturation, sharpen
Various:
Image resized to:	600x800

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lobau01

The shades are a bit dark, but overall the sky and the reflections are quite well developed.
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Sergey Green at 21:26 CET on 26-Nov-2005 [Reply]

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Sergey Green wrote:
> The shades are a bit dark, but overall the sky and the reflections are quite well developed.
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I agree, thats the prob. with the limited dynamic range of the digicam sensors. I would like to have more detail in the center part of the image. Probably could be done in the digital darkroom, but i want to keep such things to a minimum level.

Dietrich Gloger at 22:26 CET on 26-Nov-2005 [Reply]

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A lovely tranquil scene nicely composed, great lighting. Have you tried shooting Raw, you can then convert for highlight and one for shadows and merge them in Paintshop.
Best wishes Steve

Steve Elliott at 10:31 CET on 27-Nov-2005 [Reply]

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Steve Elliott wrote:
> A lovely tranquil scene nicely composed, great lighting. Have you tried shooting Raw, you
> can then convert for highlight and one for shadows and merge them in Paintshop.
> Best wishes Steve

Thanks for the comment(s) so far! Well, in general i shoot in Tif - to avoid compression. I would do it in Raw but i have not figured out yet how i can handle them on pc. I want to avoid the Camedia-Software, i dont like it at all. But thanks for the hint, i should go for it.

Dietrich Gloger at 16:42 CET on 27-Nov-2005 [Reply]