You're not getting much separation from the background. Might help to
try a different conversion. Use a different filter, if indeed you're
using one of those plugs in. I would also rotate it to the left a
degree or two -- both pumps are leaning right. And I might crop out
everything to the
Am looking at a new monitor that I need to tone down a bit, but, for
whatever reason, I see some rather large blown out areas.(?)
Jack
--- P. J. Alling [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Another PESO revisiting an old theme. Some may remember the
abandoned
gas pumps I photographed a while ago. I
I'll play with it and see what I can do about the separation, problem.
The small white building is new and is closer to level the pumps, well
the small concrete slab they're attached to, is settling.
Paul Stenquist wrote:
You're not getting much separation from the background. Might help to
I checked the histogram on the jpeg I posted and the original, and I've
just looked at the jpeg under higher magnification, even without the
artificial grain pattern I added there's detail in the white shed. You
really need to adjust that monitor.
Jack Davis wrote:
Am looking at a new
It seems somewhat harshly rendered and the background/pump details
combat each other.
Godfrey
On Feb 17, 2007, at 7:44 AM, P. J. Alling wrote:
I'll play with it and see what I can do about the separation, problem.
The small white building is new and is closer to level the pumps, well
the
Another PESO revisiting an old theme. Some may remember the abandoned
gas pumps I photographed a while ago. I had to pass by their location,
and although they are worse for wear both are still there. I stopped
and made a few exposures before continuing on my way. This may not be
the best,
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