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Autumn planetree in Jaromer. I like these trees, they are very nice. Their origin is not Czech of course - they are from North America.

Photographer:	X Zdenek Becak
Folder:	czech flowers
Uploaded:	17-Mar-2006 19:24 CET
Current Rating:	8.00/1 View all ratings Delete my rating
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Camera:	Olympus C5050
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Focusing method:	iESP
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White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:	HQ
Processing applied:	It is adjested in Photofiltre software.
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Image resized to:	600x420

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Platanus in autumn

So maples are not endemic to the European flora? Or are those specifically North American ones?

Great colors! Especially against the blue sky.

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Sergey Green at 19:31 CET on 17-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Really great colors.

How do you make such a colorful pictures?
Do you apply any processing?
You made this picture in HQ not RAW. What is your settings for Sharpness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation?

Best Regards.

Igor Bespamyatnov at 22:13 CET on 17-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Hi Sergey, this tree is not maple, this tree is planetree (in Latin Platanus x hispanica). This tribe (Platanus) is North Amerika (USA and Mexico) origin. Thanks for your comment.
Regards Zdenek
Sergey Green wrote:
> So maples are not endemic to the European flora? Or are those specifically North American ones?
>
> Great colors! Especially against the blue sky.
>
> -
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Zdenek Becak at 09:11 CET on 18-Mar-2006 [Reply]

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Hi Igor, I always use basic settings and I always take photos in HQ. Photos from camera are only data for my. I adjust photos in software - I use Photofiltre ( I like it, because it is free, in Czech and very similar like Photo shop). It means that I adjust all in software (sharpness, contrast, saturation, colour...). Digital way of photos allow it.
I have been taking photos in RAW and HQ (JPEG) recently because my new camera allow to do it all at once (parallelly) - but I need huge memory .... Thanks for your comment.
Regards Zdenek

Igor Bespamyatnov wrote:
> Really great colors.
>
> How do you make such a colorful pictures?
> Do you apply any processing?
> You made this picture in HQ not RAW. What is your settings for Sharpness, Contrast, Hue, Saturation?
>
> Best Regards.
>

Zdenek Becak at 09:29 CET on 18-Mar-2006 [Reply]