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A7r, A7r2 - and why I'm keeping both ...
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k-hawinkler
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Thank you Bart, great question. Yup, greenish-blue.
I didn't hold my camera high enough and photographed through some foreground OOF conifers.
Oh well. I liked the sequence anyway.
I didn't hold my camera high enough and photographed through some foreground OOF conifers.
Oh well. I liked the sequence anyway.
Knorp
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Mmm, I mean this kind of bluish-purple ...Thank you Bart, great question. Yup, greenish-blue.
I didn't hold my camera high enough and photographed through some foreground OOF conifers.
Oh well. I liked the sequence anyway.
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k-hawinkler
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Thank you very much Bart for pointing out this what seems to be a post-processing artifact.
In order to produce a GIF animation the images go through this sequence of processing apps:
• Capture One 23
• DxO PureRaw 3 <- de-mosaicing, optical correction, sharpening
• Capture One 23
• Adobe Photoshop 2024 <- align images
• Capture One 23
• DxO PhotoLab 6 <- post-processing, cropping, creating jpgs
• Capture One 23
• Adobe Photoshop 2024 <- creating GIF animation
Basically I only use Capture One 23 for storing and transferring the images to other apps.
Part of the problem with Capture One 23 is that it won't let me crop multiple images.
Here is the full image when first imported to Capture One 23.
And zooming in.
No bluish-purple tint.
So, there is no problem withe my Sony camera or lens.
Thanks again Bart for noticing and pointing out the issue, much appreciated.
k-hawinkler
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So I downloaded the latest versions of the applications involved and redid the GIF animation.
Here it is.
On my screen I can't detect any bluish-purple discoloration!
Here it is.
On my screen I can't detect any bluish-purple discoloration!
k-hawinkler
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A1+FE 400/2.8 GM.
k-hawinkler
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Sandhill Cranes overhead.
A1+FE 400/2.8 GM.
A1+FE 400/2.8 GM.
k-hawinkler
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Santa Fe National Cemetary
Sony ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS @ f/5.6, 1/800 s, ISO 100.
Sony ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS @ f/5.6, 1/800 s, ISO 100.
k-hawinkler
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Blizzard Driving
ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
k-hawinkler
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ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
k-hawinkler
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ILCE-9 + FE 90mm F2.8 Macro G OSS.
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k-hawinkler
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Thanks Bart, great question.
I found the following information online:
Has anyone used US 84/285 freeway north os Santa Fe to Pojuaque? It is real pleasure to drive on,with Indian names on the overpasses, ( each overpass has a unique Tewa name on the overhead part of the overpass). The sound barrier walls have animal designs as well. It goes past a huge new casino here called the Buffalo Thunder, which opened last summer.
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Knorp
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I found this, K-H:
Painted Bridges - Posuwaegeh Overcrossing
Posuwaegeh is Towa for "place to drink." The Pojoaque Pueblo owns a market, restaurants, casinos, a hotel, and even an 18 hole golf course j...
Painted Bridges - K'uuyemugeh Overcrossing
The next overcrossing has 'K'uuyemugeh' painted on its exterior steel girders. It translates as "(I am told) the place of the falling rock"...
Kind regards.
k-hawinkler
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Thank you Bart, interesting , much appreciated.I found this, K-H:
Painted Bridges - Posuwaegeh Overcrossing
Posuwaegeh is Towa for "place to drink." The Pojoaque Pueblo owns a market, restaurants, casinos, a hotel, and even an 18 hole golf course j...www.bridgeofweek.com
Painted Bridges - K'uuyemugeh Overcrossing
The next overcrossing has 'K'uuyemugeh' painted on its exterior steel girders. It translates as "(I am told) the place of the falling rock"...
Kind regards.
This image shows downtown Pojoaque.
taken in mid-morning daylight.
And this is their resort Buffalo Thunder, a couple of miles down that road, referred to in your references.
Taken a few hours after the blizzard.
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k-hawinkler
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Accident Scene
A9 + FE 90/2.8 MACRO G OSS.
Getting off highway, continuing on frontage road, bypassing the accident scene, was the right move.
A9 + FE 90/2.8 MACRO G OSS.
Getting off highway, continuing on frontage road, bypassing the accident scene, was the right move.
k-hawinkler
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Thank you Bart, you are quite right.
My son was driving and I was taking pictures.
Depending on road and traffic conditions we were going at most 40 to 50 miles per hour.
It was fairly warm the day and night before, so no black ice on road, just snow and water.
Bad tires is always a bad idea. Along the way we saw several cars that had simply drifted into the ditch.
The cars were fine. Simply needed being pulled out.
The blizzard lasted only until mid to late morning, then visibility was quite good. No problem at all.
But snow was still on the road and got cleared later by snow plows on full size regular trucks.
I posted this image before, taken around 9 AM.
An hour and a half or so later going through this intersection in the opposite direction, it looked like this.
Good visibility, but slippery toad conditions.
Weather forecast seems to indicate 1 or 2 snow days per week for several weeks in a row.
That’s good for the local ski areas.
k-hawinkler
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A9 + FE 90/2.8 MACRO G OSS.
k-hawinkler
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A9 + FE 90/2.8 MACRO G OSS.