It is currently 28 Mar 2024, 12:47
NickM wrote:Wow, that is a good zoom.
I suspect the sky colour at the level of the spire is the same in both photos. The sky is much paler near the horizon.
sunnybob wrote:My neighbour for 2 years was Kai Stuht, a german globe trotting cameraman, sponsored by lumix.
He has a utube channel, maybe he offers suggestions for the lumix?
AJB Temple wrote:Sky colour readily alterable in post processing. Especially if you take originals in RAW setting on the camera, not JPEG.
Apple Photo (free with iPad etc) will do this but is a bit rudimentary. Lots of things you can download from free through cheap to expensive, to enable better end results (assuming you start with something decent). Most have settings that will do much of it automatically and many have total sky replacement functions. Luminar AI for example is very easy to use.
Chris152 wrote:....but to avoid it you'd need to walk closer to the church and get a different perspective...
Andyp wrote:Adrian, according to the book I can save in Raw and Jog at the same time. Whether I can fight my way through the menus and find the setting is another matter.
I’m beginning to sound like my father. Why do they makes these things so complicated. The basic user manual is 64 pages. The Operating Instructions for Advanced features is 311 pages
Roger, I waiting for a clear night to see what the moon will look like.
Andyp wrote:..... The Operating Instructions for Advanced features is 311 pages
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RogerS wrote:Andyp wrote:..... The Operating Instructions for Advanced features is 311 pages
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That's nothing. I had a VW courtesy car once and the manual was well over 700 pages !
Andyp wrote:Thanks Robert, If I can fight my way through the menus to change the setting to RAW I’ll give it ago tomorrow.
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