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  1. cpoole
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    Some Lovin' at Hampton Court

    This is hilarious! Spring is definitely in the air... :)
    Post by: cpoole, 12 June 2012 in forum: Flora
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    Are you ready for iOS6?

    Thanks for the head's up Richard. Did not know this was coming...
    Post by: cpoole, 11 June 2012 in forum: World iPhoneography News
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    A request to our app developers

    Here are some examples of what I am speaking to above. 1st image is the overall scene showing the cropped portion. This Tiff file was then saved as...
    Post by: cpoole, 10 June 2012 in forum: Apps Discussion
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    A request to our app developers

    Recently, we have begun to see camera apps appear that give the option for TIFF files as the final output vs JPG's. This is a huge step in the right...
    Thread by: cpoole, 10 June 2012, 3 replies, in forum: Apps Discussion
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    CCD

    Most of you know by now how I like to test things under conditions that expose the good and the not-so-good. I downloaded a copy of this app right...
    Post by: cpoole, 10 June 2012 in forum: Apps Discussion
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    Old files combined with new techniques

    Delta - good point! Like I said..., lots of "work" to be done. :thumbs:
    Post by: cpoole, 9 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Old files combined with new techniques

    I am beginning to feel like a door has opened --- to a lot of work --- but fun work, at least. :) Here is an older file from the Jolly Beach...
    Thread by: cpoole, 9 June 2012, 2 replies, in forum: Landscapes
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    on the edge

    Don, based on your question about the "least post-processing", I'm not helping you on this approach. Manual HDR is probably the most time...
    Post by: cpoole, 9 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Gristmill again

    Looks like a postcard! Love the scene and the mirror reflection on the water. With the contrast that exists in this scene, this image would lend...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    Well..., looks like an iPad is on the horizon now for all this. No arm-twisting will be required on this either. I simply cannot see what I am doing...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    on the edge

    Don - one of the reasons I am spending so much time with the manual exposure brushing techniques is that exposure blending and exposure brushing...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    The insects like it

    Looks like an inverted version of our Queen Ann's Lace. It stays full of small insects also. [ATTACH]
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Flora
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    Rusting Away

    Just curious, was this at the grist mill also?
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    1750s Gristmill

    Really like this one! I love old mills to start with and you did a great job on this one. I would love to find this scene on a moderately...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    on the edge

    Don - this treatment certainly brings out the definition on the clouds. And I am after the halo issues on some images myself. I will look into...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    One more in the series of images from the reservoir sunset - with exactly the same treatment. I had slightly better reflection off the rocks to start...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    Maria - what I am wanting to do is isolate the rocks and not alter the entire scene. I know how to do this in Photoshop but I find myself still...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    Peter, this project is stimulating some good outcomes already and thanks for the tip. A quick trip to Best Buy tonight resulted in... a Wacom Bamboo...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    I am sure you are right on target with your suggestions. I already thought about a stylus for this. Sure beats fat fingers... :) Any brand...
    Post by: cpoole, 8 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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    Round two - Exposure brushing in high contrast scenes

    I am not pretending that everyone is interested in this technique. I had to contact developers and really dig to wrestle this down on the iPhone....
    Post by: cpoole, 7 June 2012 in forum: Landscapes
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