three years ago in Jamica we were treated to some spectacular sunsets and a couple of nights this guy would turn up and play his sax as the sunset, good memories of a wonderful island.
Used Canon 5D my first dabble with canon, and 24-105 f4 L IS
1/50 f22 ISO100 105mm
Brilliant image. You should have put it into March's competition. It would have been a surefire winner.
(Mar 3, 2016, 13:04)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ]three years ago in Jamica we were treated to some spectacular sunsets and a couple of nights this guy would turn up and play his sax as the sunset, good memories of a wonderful island.
Used Canon 5D my first dabble with canon, and 24-105 f4 L IS
1/50 f22 ISO100 105mm
Wonderful shot...I am thinking about switching to RAW, how did you process RAW to get that wonderful shot there and what format you use to post.Wes
(Mar 3, 2016, 15:33)WesMal Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 3, 2016, 13:04)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ]three years ago in Jamica we were treated to some spectacular sunsets and a couple of nights this guy would turn up and play his sax as the sunset, good memories of a wonderful island.
Used Canon 5D my first dabble with canon, and 24-105 f4 L IS
1/50 f22 ISO100 105mm
Wonderful shot...I am thinking about switching to RAW, how did you process RAW to get that wonderful shot there and what format you use to post.Wes
Hi Wes what processing softwear do you currently use, for example lightroom or photoshop?
(Mar 3, 2016, 13:59)Jocko Wrote: [ -> ]Brilliant image. You should have put it into March's competition. It would have been a surefire winner.
Thanks John glad you like it, I had not considered this for the competition.
(Mar 3, 2016, 14:01)EdMak Wrote: [ -> ]Cracker Eddy. Ed.
Cheers Pete
(Mar 4, 2016, 12:43)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 3, 2016, 15:33)WesMal Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 3, 2016, 13:04)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ]three years ago in Jamica we were treated to some spectacular sunsets and a couple of nights this guy would turn up and play his sax as the sunset, good memories of a wonderful island.
Used Canon 5D my first dabble with canon, and 24-105 f4 L IS
1/50 f22 ISO100 105mm
Wonderful shot...I am thinking about switching to RAW, how did you process RAW to get that wonderful shot there and what format you use to post.Wes
Hi Wes what processing softwear do you currently use, for example lightroom or photoshop?
none at the moment...just the software that came with the camera...Photoshop tells me i'm out of the zone, my free trial expired.Software NX2 NIKON D3300
(Mar 4, 2016, 13:15)WesMal Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 4, 2016, 12:43)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 3, 2016, 15:33)WesMal Wrote: [ -> ] (Mar 3, 2016, 13:04)Eddy Canon Wrote: [ -> ]three years ago in Jamica we were treated to some spectacular sunsets and a couple of nights this guy would turn up and play his sax as the sunset, good memories of a wonderful island.
Used Canon 5D my first dabble with canon, and 24-105 f4 L IS
1/50 f22 ISO100 105mm
Wonderful shot...I am thinking about switching to RAW, how did you process RAW to get that wonderful shot there and what format you use to post.Wes
Hi Wes what processing softwear do you currently use, for example lightroom or photoshop?
none at the moment...just the software that came with the camera...Photoshop tells me i'm out of the zone, my free trial expired.Software NX2 NIKON D3300
Wes I do not know anything about the Nikon free soft wear, but I would assume that it would be able to process RAW, there will other members who will be able to help you, throw it out there as and see what happens.
Lightroom would be my choice.
I had a play with Nikon NX-D, and it is rubbish. It is enormously system hungry, taking seconds to move sliders. It is not an intuitive interface. Perhaps with the manual I could make something of it, but I struggled to do anything. GIMP 2.8, open source and free, is far easier to get to grips with.
Great image here, love it.
I process my RAW files in Photoshop CS6 and using Adobe Camera Raw. I make adjustments WB, exposure if needed, satuaration etc in Camera Raw before opening the image into CS6 for any cloning, composition adjustments before resizing and finally sharpening.