I did dabble some, but the color shift was so stinky that I quit doing them
unless what I got kinda went along with the color problems. Lightroom made
it easier to handle the cranky colors, but they still never were right.
Thought I had one or two in the gallery, but I don't. There's one that has
sold fairly well, but it was made for those cranky colors. And yes, it was
a good day. I still have the ND calculator, but it's currently in
hibernation.
--Bob Whitmire
Certified Neanderthal
On Thu, Jul 30, 2015 at 8:25 PM, Mike Gordon via olympus <
olympus@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> BW the CN writes:
>
> <<The guy's a physicist. Crikey, he _ought_ be able to suss that stuff out.
> <<And a good job he did, too.
>
> Yep, I rather liked what he did with the clouds and the overall surreal
> renditons. Slightly blurred clouds with shorter exposures tend to give me
> the hibie-jibbies.
> I suspect he could have had an identical results with focus stacking with
> the stationary foregrounds and no Mirex T-S adapter(s), but using the
> Mirex is cooler and more fun.
>
>
> I recall that you dabbled with these long daylight exposures. Not sure
> if you printed many of those though. I also remember your cool exposure
> calculator on your phone. That was a good day.
>
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