safe haven for tiny formats

[rdenney]

It has to do with certain quality (lower but cooler, less contrasty, more vintage...) it somehow reminds me of Polaroid. He says I am crazy. That it has to do with post-processing which I admit must be the case.

It's not just post-processing, but the standard setup of the two cameras. I prefer the less saturated in-camera jpeg images using the Canon's default settings, especially for Blurb destinations, which will darken the image a bit and add weight to the color. But for JPEG outputs from the Canon, it's possible to adjust the saturation and sharpness settings in the camera's process to more closely match Nikon's default settings.

I think it would be fairly hard to tell which pictures in our recent album were Canon versus which were Nikon, but it's probably also because her Nikon body's more saturated setup might have been offset but the Nikkor 24-120, which is a fairly low-contrast mid-priced lens. My 24-105 is a better optic for this application. And at f/4 I can get all the selective focus one needs short of being artsy-fartsy.

Rick "without much artsy-fartsy headroom and generally happy if the important events and people are faithfully recorded" Denney

[Leigh]

Not quite sure what you mean about flickr and the photo disappearing, however.

I don't want to turn this into a discussion thread.
You've only to scan down any image thread here to see all the "unavailable" Flickr panels.

- Leigh

[Ari]

You've only to scan down any image thread here to see all the "unavailable" Flickr panels.

- Leigh

Leigh, that's because people remove the photos; maybe they've exceeded their storage capacity, or are not as enamoured of the photo as they first were, or some other reason.
Flickr does not remove the photos.

[Peter De Smidt]

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Low tide along the Siuslaw River, Florence, Oregon

Very nice, Tuco!

[ross]

Low tide along the Siuslaw River, Florence, Oregon




M7II, 43mm, 100TMX

Beautiful Tuco!

[tuco]

Thanks so much, you guys.

[andreios]

That is really excellent, tuco!

[David R Munson]

Seriously nice shot. Great sense of atmosphere.

[tuco]

That is really excellent, tuco!

Seriously nice shot. Great sense of atmosphere.

Thanks. It pays to keep some rubber boots in the car. The ground was really slimy.

[tuco]

I crossed that bridge in my prior shot into the thick of the fog

Sand Dunes, Dunes City, Oregon



100TMX