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Sony RX100 - getting started
- Thread starter Terry
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I like that... somewhat abstract, and very atmospheric. It might work well as a high-contrast mono, too.
Ta. By the time I've finished manipulating a pic and pressed 'save to desktop' I never quite know what I've doneNice - I like the atmosphere. Any unusual processing that you'd care to share?
BTW... looks like Bear Flats, if I'm not mistaken...?
. But I've generally overslid the sliders for contrast and structure, added a bucket of grain and some vignette plus burn edges and a wee bit of toning and that's it!
And yes Bear Flat it is:thumbup:.
Cheers.
:ROTFL: I have the same difficulty!By the time I've finished manipulating a pic and pressed 'save to desktop' I never quite know what I've done
Thanks,
I was after the 'feel' of a post war Cinecitta film still - perhaps something starring Anna Magnani
Starting with the tea the locations are Oxford (Ashmolean), Swindon (Steam museum) and Siena.
This one is through the ramparts at San Gimignano. This one at f11 - don't go that tiny very often!
I was after the 'feel' of a post war Cinecitta film still - perhaps something starring Anna Magnani
Starting with the tea the locations are Oxford (Ashmolean), Swindon (Steam museum) and Siena.
This one is through the ramparts at San Gimignano. This one at f11 - don't go that tiny very often!
Some serious DoF at f/11 on a small(ish) sensor!
I always enjoy your holiday photos... they enable me to travel vicariously. This offers enormous cost benefits for me - although, sadly, none whatsoever for you...!!