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Very impressed & that’s Just a quick play. Once I get to know the program they should be better. A bit to much color in the 2nd one but not bad for a “quicky”
Just been playing around with the Aperture Priority mode, looking good. I do like the way the shutter speed compensates for different light environments. Thank you @Meta4 for you’re recommendation.
Was going to try it out this morning, windy & peeing down with rain, typical..
My weather website. Burnham-on-Crouch - Weather
Was going to try it out this morning, windy & peeing down with rain, typical..
My weather website. Burnham-on-Crouch - Weather
Hi slim,
I’ve only got a couple from last weekend, I dumped the rest cos they were to grainy. So I’ve played with them in post. Only so much you can do with the same photo...
Hopefully I can get out flying this weekend & get better shots, that when the real fun will start. Looking forward to it though.
I’ve only got a couple from last weekend, I dumped the rest cos they were to grainy. So I’ve played with them in post. Only so much you can do with the same photo...
Hopefully I can get out flying this weekend & get better shots, that when the real fun will start. Looking forward to it though.
Would do if I still had the photos, lol. Yep I know what you mean about practice. Good to see all the different affects & colorisation you can do. But you do get bored doing the same pic all the time.
I’ll start playing around with this program now, with my one photo I’ve got, lol
I start out in Lightroom then over to photoshop
Back to the IPad photos app for
Lighting if need be
Brilliance & Brightness
Photoshop alone is Limited
To get the most from RAW you need
Adobe Lightroom CC for iPad by Adobe
Adobe Lightroom CC for iPad
Got Adobe lightroom CC for the iPad see my last screen shot, I’m playing now as we speak.
Just can’t wait to go flying and get some descent Raw files. Going to try what meta4 suggested, putting the camera in aperture mode. Hopefully I might get some great shots
The photos won’t be brilliant, not to bothered about that at the mo but as long as I get a nice sharp photo, play around with it in post so it looks descent then I’ll start thinking about a nice composted shot. One thing at a time though.
The photos won’t be brilliant, not to bothered about that at the mo but as long as I get a nice sharp photo, play around with it in post so it looks descent then I’ll start thinking about a nice composted shot. One thing at a time though.
Brilliant they WILL be, in less then 10 minutes every GoOne thing at a time though.
It’s so easy it’s like cheating
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