It's that time of year when I take the yearly autumn shot of my backyard Maple tree(the one the blue jay was taken in yesterday). Funny that the other one is out of sync with this one. There are two side by side and the other hasn't shown much color yet. Hmmm.....looks like the uploaded shot is a lot fuzzier than the original. ???
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3rd November 2015, 09:24 PM #1
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Re: Red explosion
Did you apply Output Sharpening once you had resized it for posting here?
Originally Posted by BrianA61
Even for someone with a degree of colour blindness, this is amazing. I am seeing a different colour than those of you not affected by colour blindness. So, I hope you're enjoying what you see. My version is wonderful!
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3rd November 2015, 09:38 PM #3
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I just checked and I did not have that option set when I exported. Glad you like it. Just curious, what colors are you seeing in this shot? Originally Posted by Donald
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I do see red, but it will be a different shade of red than you. I have a red/green shift. So reds, greens, browns, appear different to me than they do to you. Originally Posted by BrianA61
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3rd November 2015, 11:37 PM #5
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Nice capture.
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4th November 2015, 01:40 AM #6
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Re: Red explosion
Now that is one bright red tree , very nice exposure .
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