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Thread: Autumn Colours are a problem

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    Re: Autumn Colours are a problem

    Quote Originally Posted by KCBrecks View Post
    'She who must be obeyed' or 'the aesthetic committee of one' has approved the second post as well.
    That sound you just heard is a big sigh of relief coming from everyone following the thread.

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    Re: Autumn Colours are a problem

    Getting them good autumn colours sometimes can be tough. Here one I did using my polarizing filter and some fine tune work in LR3.

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    Re: Autumn Colours are a problem

    That's a super shot Paul. It always seems much better when the sunlight is coming through the leaves than when it is being reflected. You still have a 'blown out sky' though even with the polarising filter. I did once manage to get a picture I was really happy with though and this was with a Kodak C643 set in Landscape Mode but that was 3 years ago.

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    Last edited by KCBrecks; 28th October 2012 at 05:35 PM. Reason: Camera model corrected

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    Re: Autumn Colours are a problem

    Nothing wrong with that one.

    Cheers:

    Allan

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