p.107 #13 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
tsdevine wrote:
Further up the Maine coast...
A brief stop in the Acadia area, whether was a bit challenging though and my son wasn't feeling that great. And one of my favorite streams to photograph was not much of a stream.
p.107 #14 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
The Queen's Gardens in Edinburgh, Edinburgh Castle is in the background.
15 captures, merged using mean averaging to eliminate all the people. Most captures about 1 minute or so apart.
GFX100sII and the Laowa 17mm shift.
p.107 #19 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
@Peire - I like the subjects and compositions. I have two comments, however.
The camera settings look contradictory: 200 ISO -0.7 EV
Here, the ISO gain is increased by 1EV from the base (100), then this increase is compensated by -0.7EV with Exposure Compensation. Why not shoot at the base ISO?
Something about the contrast or tonal levels in this series of images seems off. For example, there seems to be no whites, and where some whites could be expected - there the tones are grey.
I have seen many photos from you, posted on FM, and I remember those as typically more vibrant and contrasty.
Has something changed in your processing?
p.107 #20 · Fuji GFX Image Thread - all cameras and lenses
ruthenium - camera was set on ISO auto mode (1),up to ISO 800 and chose ISO 200 by itself.Sunlight was very strong and ever changing from bright into overcast.In order to save details in the brightest areas exposure compensation was set on -0.7EV.As shadows were too deep as well they were further treated in PP to brighten up,resulting in grey instead of pure white and less vibrant colours.Nothing strange and new.Just a matter of choice and taste of today.
