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Altis

macrumors 68040
Sep 10, 2013
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Really nice photos everyone!

Sony a6600 + Sony 35f1.8 lens

I have noticed the quality is a fair bit lower when attached the photo directly vs linking to a hosting site (can be seen here)

DSC00985-1.jpg
 

mollyc

macrumors G3
Aug 18, 2016
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View attachment 2151204
Maybe a little dark?

Edit: I think it's a little dark because of the max focal length on the zoom. It's not just the best and the greatest😊

Nikon D40X - 55-200 mm
200 mm, f/5.6, iso 100, 1/1000s
I think also the lens has vignetted (or did you add that in post?). Your image editor may have a lens correction option which should remove an in-camera vignette.
 

Matsamoto

macrumors 6502a
Oct 31, 2018
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Halmstad, Sweden
I think also the lens has vignetted (or did you add that in post?). Your image editor may have a lens correction option which should remove an in-camera vignette.
Thanks for the feedback.
I never use an image editor so what you see here is the original image taken on site.

Sometimes I have been thinking of using a editor, just for this kind of images.
What editor are you using?🙂
 

Altis

macrumors 68040
Sep 10, 2013
3,167
4,898
View attachment 2151204
Maybe a little dark?

Edit: I think it's a little dark because of the max focal length on the zoom. It's not just the best and the greatest😊

Nikon D40X - 55-200 mm
200 mm, f/5.6, iso 100, 1/1000s
I absolutely love the colours you've captured. There's a lot of lens vignetting that could be corrected either automatically with lens profiles or manually to make it look more even. May even try cropping for a narrower (more landscape) cut and level it with the horizon.

Thanks for the feedback.
I never use an image editor so what you see here is the original image taken on site.

Sometimes I have been thinking of using a editor, just for this kind of images.
What editor are you using?🙂
If you're on macOS, you should try the Photos app (for free) as it can do the basics of development.

If you're on PC, there are lots of options like Capture One Express. I use an older perpetual version of Lightroom.

If you haven't played with developing photos yet, you're in for a treat -- it's half the fun in creating photos!
 
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