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cmi
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Comments and critique apprectiated.
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Dick Roadnight
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Hi...
The vertical pic looks muddy until I blew it up to 100% ...but there is detail almost everywhere, but, on my (calibrated) monitor it still looks a little dark (it looks a perfect on the laptop screen... do you have a calibrated monitor?)
The Horizontal pic looks good, but the eye is lead into the mist. Mist can be photogenic if you can see beyond it - it can help give a sense of depth to a picture.
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I imagine these would both look great as large prints.
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Christian, I think your tonal balance looks great the way it is. The low values are holding enough detail on my monitor. And I'd keep your crop in #2. From the standpoint of composition, I prefer #1.
Bruce, I think you've lightened the photo too much. The blacks now look gray. Perhaps your monitor isn't capable of displaying a wide enough grayscale range.
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Quote from: popnfresh on October 27, 2010, 06:40:37 PM
Christian, I think your tonal balance looks great the way it is. The low values are holding enough detail on my monitor. And I'd keep your crop in #2. From the standpoint of composition, I prefer #1.
Bruce, I think you've lightened the photo too much. The blacks now look gray. Perhaps your monitor isn't capable of displaying a wide enough grayscale range.
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to touch the grays. I'll take it down, if can. Bruce
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Thank you all for your comments.
The first is my favourite, too.
The high blacklevel is intentional.
The second has enough flesh for a 2m / 6,5feet (horizontal) print.
First testprint looks already good
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