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ben egbert wrote:
This has a sort of gee whiz factor to it, but I suspect that your other shots will retain a longer sense of satisfaction.
That's the kind of honest feedback I like Ben. Thanks, I was wondering if that "gee wiz" thing might be going on here.
I'l let this one stew for a bit while I work on the "real deal" images.
And speaking of the real deal images.....
I just finished a rough draft of one of my totality sets!
All I can say is, Holy crap!!! Wait till you see this beast! It's looking real good so far but I need to do a lot more work to get the next run cleaned up and more accurate. My brain is leaking a little after this excersize but it's so going to be worth it.
Dave
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beavens wrote:
Love the framing and flares!
Jeff
Thank ya Jeff!
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Kevin T wrote:
I dig it! Looks cool AND has a real story to go along with it. Gimmicky? Maybe? I guess the impact depends on your intended audience.
Thanks Kevin! I'm not sure if Lens flare is the right terminology for what ever that is. I think it's actually the polishing process done on a lens and due to the intense light it bloomed or something. IDK
Speaking of story behind it. This was one of my F-up shots where I forgot to put the filter back on.
I just switch settings and was in the clicking my butt off mode. I was just so overwhelmed with what I was seeing with my naked eyes that all my training and practicing went right out the window by this point.
Quit literally a mind blowing sight.
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beavens wrote:
Weird - a lot more flare is coming through on the monitor at home. Maybe I'm just brain dead?
I'd pull that back a fair amount to not be as dominating.
Jeff
When you say "pull back" what do you mean? The brightness of the flares?
Thanks again Mr!
Dave
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