Paul Stenquist wrote:
Thanks Larry. It looks about right in terms of black and white point on my
computer monitor, which is calibrated, and my phone. But would love to hear
what others see.
By way of explanation, not argument....
My comment isn't so much about black and white point, those look about
right in terms of the nominal curve.
One possibility is that there isn't enough contrast at the bright end of
the curve. Looking at the right quarter or third of the frame with the
feeder and a little bit of the male(?) it seems like the histogram would
be the nominal bell curve.
If I block off the feeder and look at the square formatted image (a
rather different but as an aside still a nice composition), it looks
like the bell curve is centered perhaps a stop brighter than the nominal
curve. I would be interested to see if you would change the processing
any for a crop that cut out most of the feeder.
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Larry Colen [email protected] (postbox on min4est) http://red4est.com/lrc
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