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    An evening walk in Dardanelles

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Nice looking scene, I would crop out the dark bit of land at left.

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    Hi Ahmet Nice mixture of street photography and landscape photography . If your software has a cloning function, I think cloning the boats and the dark piece of land that John has already mentioned would improve the image. Also, your horizon needs a little levelling.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Good scenery Ahmet...I echo John and Binnur's comments.

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    An evening walk in Dardanelles
    Hi John, Thank you for your comment. I cropped out the dark bit of the land at left. What do you think of it?

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Yes much better Ahmet. The boats didn't bother me but the land was distracting.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Hi Binnur, Thank you for your nice words. I have PlayMemories Home as softwareand and it doesn't have cloning function. I cropped out the dark land on the left but I couldn't do anything about the boats. What do you mean with HORIZON LEVELLING?

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Thank you very much Izzie.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    The horizon isn't off by much I wouldn't bother.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Thank you

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Thank you Mark

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Quote Originally Posted by ahmetmacitsahin View Post
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    Hi John, Thank you for your comment. I cropped out the dark bit of the land at left. What do you think of it?
    Ahmet,

    Much better.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Thank you John

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Where the mountains meet the water is not completely parallel to the bottom frame Ahmet. Most softwares has a straightening function to level the horizon. The horizon looks tilted just a little bit in the image and it is not a big matter really. But correcting it might be a good practice for you. My first images in CinC weren't levelled either. So, I learnt here that I should correct it

    BTW (by the way) the crop looks better.

    PS. You can also crop the image from the top a bit to get close to the same aspect ratio as the original. May be from the half of the upper post.The sky is not very interesting there and you wouldn't lose anything by cropping it.

    Quote Originally Posted by ahmetmacitsahin View Post
    Hi Binnur, Thank you for your nice words. I have PlayMemories Home as softwareand and it doesn't have cloning function. I cropped out the dark land on the left but I couldn't do anything about the boats. What do you mean with HORIZON LEVELLING?
    Last edited by bnnrcn; 24th April 2016 at 06:28 PM.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    An evening walk in Dardanelles
    Hi Binnur,
    Thank you for the feedback.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Quote Originally Posted by bnnrcn View Post
    Where the mountains meet the water is not completely parallel to the bottom frame Ahmet. Most softwares has a straightening function to level the horizon. The horizon looks tilted just a little bit in the image and it is not a big matter really. But correcting it might be a good practice for you. My first images in CinC weren't levelled either. So, I learnt here that I should correct it

    BTW (by the way) the crop looks better.

    PS. You can also crop the image from the top a bit to get close to the same aspect ratio as the original. May be from the half of the upper post.The sky is not very interesting there and you wouldn't lose anything by cropping it.
    When I open the Image in lytebox and run the waters edge up to the top of the frame it looks very close to level looking at the sides.
    I think there is a cove or something where the hills meet making it look like its not level?

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Hi Mark The tilt is very minor , something like +0,1 or +0,2. Actually not a very important point but because Ahmet is new he doesn't know that he has to check and correct the horizon, that's why I commented on it. May be there is also a very minor lens distortion and you are seeing this.

    Quote Originally Posted by mknittle View Post
    When I open the Image in lytebox and run the waters edge up to the top of the frame it looks very close to level looking at the sides.
    I think there is a cove or something where the hills meet making it look like its not level?
    Last edited by bnnrcn; 25th April 2016 at 05:36 AM.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Hi Ahmet. I guess your software has gridlines to help to correct the horizon because it is difficult to do such a thing with using your eyes only .Please find and use that function if you haven't already done so,to make things easier for yourself .


    Quote Originally Posted by ahmetmacitsahin View Post
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    Hi Binnur,
    Thank you for the feedback.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Nicely composed and timed, Ahmet.

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    Re: An evening walk in Dardanelles

    Hi Binnur, it doesn't have gridlines in my software (or I couldn't find it). I hope l will start using playone. I have heard that Sony is providing it free for the Sony users. Maybe then I will deal with it.

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