Razor17 wrote:
FlyingPhotog wrote:
Today definitely did not suck...
(A huge Thank You to Scott Slocum for allowing me to tag along)

Jay is that Matt Jackson??


Jason Somes.

Yup...

My dad sent me this video http://player.vimeo.com/video/39325401

Neat video, but now I've got the theme from The Flintstones running in my head...

NightOwl Cat wrote:
My dad sent me this video http://player.vimeo.com/video/39325401

Neat video, but now I've got the theme from The Flintstones running in my head...


Pretty cool i think I get me one with a laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarge rubber band so I can visit you all more time a year

A little lunch diversion at KPHX.

Brutus Muravchenko abreast of the Papago Buttes...

@ Jay Beckman

How far do you push the clarity slider during editing?

Mark, last year, when Scott Kelby gave a presentation, he mentioned the clarity slider several times and suggested that you can push it all the way to the right without detriment. I'm not sure that I agree completely with that approach, but it seems that you can go 65to 70% without the contrast going over the edge. Once again, it depends upon the subject. Jay's answer should be interesting, as he has this post processing thing nailed.

Jeff,

that second Antonov shot is really nice.

Mark

MMcGrath wrote:
Jeff,

that second Antonov shot is really nice.

Mark

Thanks for the kind comments Mark. It was a fun way to spend my lunch today

JWilsonphoto wrote:
Mark, last year, when Scott Kelby gave a presentation, he mentioned the clarity slider several times and suggested that you can push it all the way to the right without detriment. I'm not sure that I agree completely with that approach, but it seems that you can go 65to 70% without the contrast going over the edge. Once again, it depends upon the subject. Jay's answer should be interesting, as he has this post processing thing nailed.

My main concern with pushing the clarity slider is that you start to introduce haloing around the edges, especially when dealing with an aircraft against a blue sky.

Nice catch Jeff. Wish I hadn't had to be hip-deep at the Social Security Administration today...

Epic But Short Moment...
"Thoughts Of Midnight" lifts off flanked by "February" and "Double Trouble Two" but ToM was back on the ground after one circuit with an issue of some kind.

This can only mean interesting developments for still shooters as well.............

http://www.canonrumors.com/2013/03/canon-announces-the-development-of-new-high-sensitivity-sensor/

Me And My Shadow...
P-47 Thunderbolt at the 2013 Heritage Flight Conference

Who Wants A Belly Rub?

Pas de Deux

Headed back to my well worn thesaurus to find something to describe Jay's work............

I am deeply in debt to Al for his diligent kindness. A Violet Crumble arrived in my mailbox today, all the way from Down Under! Thank you Al, please thank your daughter for her part as well! Funny, Sheila grabbed the mail as we headed off for a quick lunch together. She was excited about a number of nice sized assignment checks that were in the stack. I saw the envelope from you and brushed aside the checks.

Thank you again! I owe Ya big!

JW

Chris Luvara wrote:
Razor17 wrote:
FlyingPhotog wrote:
Today definitely did not suck...
(A huge Thank You to Scott Slocum for allowing me to tag along)

Jay is that Matt Jackson??


Jason Somes.


Thanks Chris

JWilsonphoto wrote:
This can only mean interesting developments for still shooters as well.............

http://www.canonrumors.com/2013/03/canon-announces-the-development-of-new-high-sensitivity-sensor/

Video only. I think it is going to be a long time before Canon can duplicate what Nikon/Sony have done in the digital SLR sensor area.