Ronny Olsson wrote:
Rene : Loxia 85 looks fantastic ..but so do all the lenses in your hands !
Werner, Dave and Joshua.. amazing shot from you as always
Chuck: Very nice shots Bryce Canyon
Bob : love that shot.. great sunstar
Louis : Great Cat shot.. nice 3D
Rich: Love your naturephoto.. great work as always
Thanks Ronny! Love your Iceland images . . . I'm starting to wonder if you moved there!
Looking from an overlook out of the Park
Tripod mounted Sony A7r and Minolta CLE MC 40mm f2 M-Rokkor lens
ISO ISO 125, probably f8,1/200 second
Exposure corrected by +0.24 Stops; processed in LR6.4
June 5, 2015
At Shenandoah National Park, Virginia
Ronny Olsson wrote:
Rene : Loxia 85 looks fantastic ..but so do all the lenses in your hands !
Werner, Dave and Joshua.. amazing shot from you as always
Chuck: Very nice shots Bryce Canyon
Bob : love that shot.. great sunstar
Louis : Great Cat shot.. nice 3D
Rich: Love your naturephoto.. great work as always
Ronny,
Thanks your Iceland pics are making me so envious I have to see about planning a trip there soon!
Chuck
Prepare for a visual assault and protect your eyes - shades required !
I make no excuses - I've actually had to dial back the saturation in places as there is so much gold and brightly coloured paint, and additional inset lighting to highlight it. This is Yu Yuan (Yu Gardens) one of Shanghai's star attractions that foreigners love so much (China's best dumplings - Nanxiang dumplings - can be found here). I pop down there from time to time just for the fun of it and to gorge on the pork & crab roe dumplings
EDIT : Something has gone wrong with the sharpness here - extremely sharp prior to uploading so I'll have to look at this and may replace these versions.
The sky is also horrendous in #2 and #4 both here and on SumgMug but not on the computer (not the first time SmugMug has messed with the image quality on uploading - they couldn't offer any valid suggestions when I contacted them, I may have to consider switching. This is all very frustrating.
I have problems with sharpness here when I upload directly from my computer, which is what I normally do. Soft and lighter on FM, and ultra-over-sharpened and darkened on Facebook with the same image! It didn't used to be that way here, and I gauged my sharpening on FM presentation. Now I can't count on it.
Gunzorro wrote:
Kevin -- Those are awesome (on your Smugmug)!
I have problems with sharpness here when I upload directly from my computer, which is what I normally do. Soft and lighter on FM, and ultra-over-sharpened and darkened on Facebook with the same image! It didn't used to be that way here, and I gauged my sharpening on FM presentation. Now I can't count on it.
Cheers ! It's all very frustrating but I'm working on a new website, stored on a dedicated server on Blue Host, so maybe after uploading there it will improve.
Frogfish wrote:
Prepare for a visual assault and protect your eyes - shades required !
I make no excuses - I've actually had to dial back the saturation in places as there is so much gold and brightly coloured paint, and additional inset lighting to highlight it. This is Yu Yuan (Yu Gardens) one of Shanghai's star attractions that foreigners love so much (China's best dumplings - Nanxiang dumplings - can be found here). I pop down there from time to time just for the fun of it and to gorge on the pork & crab roe dumplings
EDIT : Something has gone wrong with the sharpness here - extremely sharp prior to uploading so I'll have to look at this and may replace these versions.
The sky is also horrendous in #2 and #4 both here and on SumgMug but not on the computer (not the first time SmugMug has messed with the image quality on uploading - they couldn't offer any valid suggestions when I contacted them, I may have to consider switching. This is all very frustrating.
Kevin,
Frankly, there is hardly any difference between here and on SmugMug. Still though, your images are great and I could imagine that they would look significantly better on your monitor . I am sure it has to do with resizing due to the file size limits for web presentation.
. I am sure it has to do with resizing due to the file size limits for web presentation.
