reko wrote:
Always nice to see your Sandy shots Will. Go easy on the paint fumes, Many years ago I painted cars and as those who know me can attest fumes will make you crazy! I had to triple coat my kid's ceiling (to cover over midnight blue) with Kilz...
getting some fresh air didn't hurt! Thanks, Robert.
Pretty impressive results for a lot of "artificial" glass. Looks like some pretty harsh light with about 6 full stops of dynamic range - I think you did exactly the right thing with your EC - especially impressive work on the BIFs -
ausmr wrote:
Will, very fine images ... how do you get them to fly when you are there?
-mirek
Thanks, Mirek! According to Karl, I have electric pads purposely placed in the pasture.
davidearls wrote:
Pretty impressive results for a lot of "artificial" glass. Looks like some pretty harsh light with about 6 full stops of dynamic range - I think you did exactly the right thing with your EC - especially impressive work on the BIFs -
Appreciate the informative comments, David. In better light (it was like 10:30 or so) I'm still at -.3 EC
since it's real easy to blow out the Sandhills white/light gray coloring. The D3/D300 do a much better job
but I still like shootin' with the old D2X. Thanks much!