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Photo submitted by rob.chop.
Camera: Canon EOS 400d SLR
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| Sky of Gold (remdition) |
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| Hey paraman, thanks for the advice. i did what you said and then just heightened the contrast a little, the result is much better, my only concern is that i can see brightening of the water against the sky, how would i blend the two together? thanx a mill |
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| rob.chop |
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i have notice that when i view this photo on my desktop pc, i can't see the fishermen, but when i view it on my laptop, the colours and lighting is exactly how they should be, so now how do i know what is the true reflection of my photograph? Please help  |
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| steve263 |
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Fishermen? what fishermen? Oh well I am viewing it on a desk top as well. Either way it is a stuning photo and a well deserved E.P.  |
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| Julianne |
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I see no fishermen. What I do see is a brilliant capture of one of nature's proudest works of art. I do know that every monitor seems to be set differently as far as how it portrays colors and how true those colors are. Designers have a tendency to have more than one monitor for that very reason. I am sure that Paraman (especially if you post this question on the forum with a link to this picture) will be more than happy to tell you about monitor calibration. |
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Owner: rob.chop
Location: South Africa
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