Very nice !! - I could hardly find the whale, but I find it amazing how
did you manage to keep foreground shadow detail.
Congratulations, Mike.
Following an old advice of yours, I made a new version of "summer storm
at Maldonado bay", just to try Ken's technique to rescue shadow detail.
Obviously, still need some practice: I'm not completely satisfied,
'though now there are details in the shadows.
I found it difficult to match colors after making analog gain, but it
also seems I committed a little of over sharpening since I applied some
IntelliSharpen II to the final .jpg, and am not too familiar with the
appropriate values to apply. Nonetheless, you won't find any trace of
halo, even at 200% in the original .tiff
Anyway, here it is (again ... ! - sorry, list) - aRGB [beware].
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/fernando_gonzalez_gentile/3726128438/sizes/o/>
link goes directly to a 1280 pixel-wide .jpg.
previous version here (same warnings apply):
<http://www.flickr.com/photos/fernando_gonzalez_gentile/3409981821/sizes/o/>
Fernando.
Mike Lazzari wrote:
> One of the more spectacular sunsets I've seen in a while happened about
> 2 hours ago. Mountains, tugboats, whales, clouds and a rainbow! All
> happening at once. Here's one shot.
>
> Mike
>
Are there more shots? - didn't find the rainbow in this one - should
look again.
BTW, is there any reason to upload the .jpg without a tagged color profile?
If there is ¿how do you turn Color Management to Off in CS3? Cannot find
that choice in Color Settings in my copy of CS3 ... :-(
> <http://www.interisland.net/watershed/mike/WalkDogs/Jul09/sunset0672.jpg>
> E510, 9~18 @9mm, iso100, f5, 1/25, monopod
>
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