3 Cook Inlet, Alaska
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Very nice !! Was this taken with the telephoto camera?
I am sorry about the gobbledygook. Typing from a cell phone on the go
.It looks amazingly sharp from edge to edge and corner to corner. Something I was hoping for but unfortunatelly my first two M3s fell well short of having such IQ...The third one is on the way. If it will perform as well this photo of yours illustrates, I'll be very happy.
Any pictures or video of the Belugas? ..... they were some of the most notable parts of my visits to Cook's Inlet.
That was for sure post processed albeit just with an iPad using Apple’s Photos program. I shot a 3 shot AEB but I have found nothing on the iPad that does a great job for HDR so I grabbed one and did 5min of post on it. Here is an untouched image but note it was shot RAW so it requires sharpening by it’s very nature and it was very windy so it may be that the sharp appearance is from the post processing. You be the judge. Also, this is mud we are talking hereI am sorry about the gobbledygook. Typing from a cell phone on the go
It looks amazingly sharp from edge to edge and corner to corner. Something I was hoping for but unfortunatelly my first two M3s fell well short of having such IQ...The third one is on the way. If it will perform as well this photo of yours illustrates, I'll be very happy.
. If you are shooting raw, a good post processing workflow for sharpening is of course important. 
I’ve only seen Belugas here a time or two. They come through at specific times of the year (not now…) and I have never got any pics of them myself. Our daughter’s family lives here so it’s just a matter of luck for me to be down here in the Deep South
when the Beluga’s come through. That mud image is, at least, taken close to Beluga Point. . I have to launch from the parking lot which is simple AK state land. Step over the guardrail and I’m on Chugach State Park land where drones are not allowed to launch. The mud flat itself is also technically on Chugach State Park land where drones aren’t allowed to launch from, sigh.Even as unprocessed it looks perfect to me. Consistently sharp (or soft if you want, as the DNG normally is) across the entire frame from edge to edge and corner to corner. That is how it should be!!That was for sure post processed albeit just with an iPad using Apple’s Photos program. I shot a 3 shot AEB but I have found nothing on the iPad that does a great job for HDR so I grabbed one and did 5min of post on it. Here is an untouched image but note it was shot RAW so it requires sharpening by it’s very nature and it was very windy so it may be that the sharp appearance is from the post processing. You be the judge. Also, this is mud we are talking here
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Love the moonlike mysterious atmosphere. Devoid of scale and any sign of human activity, pure and unspoiled landscape. Beautiful!!
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