Jorgen Udvang
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+1 :thumbup:Very beautiful.
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+1 :thumbup:Very beautiful.
Thanks for the comment Woody, appreciate itMore of the same.
Very nice !Roxborough State Park, Littleton, CO
Hasselblad H4D-40
Hasselblad HCD 28mm with HTS 1.5
Cokins 0.6 GND
ISO 100; f/32; Exposure 0.5 sec
Cheers,
Pramote
Thanks Jerome!Very nice !
I see you have used the HTS, what is your opinion on this ?
How wonderful to have you and your beautiful work here at getDPI Chris!!Hasselblad with a CF39-MS back and the 50mm lens. I use the waist level finder most of the time.
Not using the multi-shot feature - this is a 3-shot bracketed tone map.
Thanks !Jerome.. Another picture (Downtown San Diego) using the HTS 1.5 and panning. For sure, the HTS is a lot of fun to use.
In fact my question was not very clear :I use all three, Lightroom 4, Capture 1, and Photoshop CS6. All for different reasons.
Decide where you spend the majority of your image manipulation and buy the version for that application. If you use LR for almost everything with just an occasional trip to PS then it would make sense just to get the LR edition. If you use LR just for raw conversion and image management but spend the majority of your time in PS then obviously that's the version to get.In fact my question was not very clear :
Nik Software "Complete Collection - Lightroom Edition" is 299 €
but Complete Collection (Lightroom + Photoshop) is 499 €
It seems that once it's done with Lightroom, I don't see the advantage to use Niksoft with photoshop (may be for sharpening or noise removing ?)