The Scotsmans Son
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posted on 11/7/2009 at 10:28 PM
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Dawn Shots
Sorry I keep on coming back to this subject, It is a good bench mark for me to see how my photography is coming on... I took these at sunrise this
morning. Hope you like
Sorry there are so many...lol
Jamie
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rcfreas
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posted on 11/8/2009 at 06:58 PM
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The second shot is looking good. Really like the placement of the moon. Gives the shot a bit of a story.
Careful when shooting into direct sun with a digital camera. Maybe use a filter to reduce the light flare. Film camera no problem as it's just a
piece of plastic that's being exposed. Could burn the CCD out, you'd be replacing a piece of equipment. Not cheap.
Ron
[Edited on 11/8/2009 by rcfreas]
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Hermie
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posted on 11/8/2009 at 08:09 PM
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Number 5 is it for me. Open the same image again but this time in raw! How? Simple in Bridge, right click the image and open in raw....
Lighten the statue so there is a lot of detail in it.
Open it again and duplicate the layer in the one that's already opened. Now mask everything away so you have the light of the 5th photo and the
statue of the new opened file.....
Hope this helps.......
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