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Photo of the Day - August 2022
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Wicked contrast and the wrong camera for the job as well. Ended up using a -5/3rds stop ebv. Then bringing up the shadows post imaging.
Fuji Xp90 camera.
Fuji Xp90 camera.
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Volunteer Lily still putting out flowers in less than ideal environment. Taken yesterday in side yard.
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@r.harris1 Excellent photo of One Blackfriars building. Isn't it known as a Vase or something? I am a sucker when it comes to the iconic landmark. Did you get a chance to go inside the building?
@Jinjin I'm sure you been in the One BlackFriars building. What's inside?
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Today's sunrise through the canyon. Crazy cropping to get the buildings and welding shop out of the picture.
(Re-uploaded the image as it wasn't displaying correctly. Don't know why.)
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...an early-morning view (yesterday) of the covered walkway access to Lougheed Town Centre Skytrain Station, Burnaby, BC ...
Skull Rock, Joshua Tree National Park.
Fujifilm X100S, 1/400 @ f/8, ISO 200
Love it! Have you thought about entering it in this week's photo contest?
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Ahhh! I was thinking about the same thing too. Didn't know how to ask, LOL.
Playing around with telescope and new lenses - shot through adapter w/ iPhone 13
An inexpensive Sarblue Maksutov-Cassegrain 60 with Dobsonian Mount.
I forgot which lens I used, likely a 3x Barlow with a 4mm lens, all mounted on a heavy Manfrotto tripod.
The Dobsonian mount is great for on the go stuff, takes seconds to aim and view. But the massive Manfrotto is much more stable and smooth.
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Nice little scope. I have an old Meade ETX-60AT with auto-tracking that I haven't pulled out in a long time - need to do that again!
wow, auto-tracking - that would be very convenient. Search the skies!
Lovely Wedding Couple emerging from Edinburgh Castle area.
I use a ColorChecker Display Pro Plus (formally the X-rite brand). I'm a little biased as I work for Europe's leading Colour Management specialist.
I think a monitor calibrator is essential if colour accuracy is important to you. Otherwise you are guessing and gambling on your eyes being up to the task.