Leafhopper ~ The art of the middle way. Sharpness And Subtlety

[JBW]

[rpcrowe]

Wow! Brian... better and better with each new posting!

[JBW]

Wow! Brian... better and better with each new posting!

I have good mentors and I am finding the sweet spots. Plus I am very intentional about upgrading my pp skills. Capture One has a gradient brush that I am beginning to get comfortable with.

[Shadowman]

Nice shot.

[ccphoto]

I've never been a great fan of Capture One but you seem to be ahead of the learning curve, so keep up the good work.

[JBW]

I've never been a great fan of Capture One but you seem to be ahead of the learning curve, so keep up the good work.

Capture 1 Sony Pro works well for me. I had problems at the start with Sony Express until I put in more memory. After the memory I upgraded to Pro. I needed something for RAW and this was built for my gear.

[Dave Humphries]

Excellent Brian,

Can't say more (as in: I don't need to).

BR, Dave

[JBW]

Excellent Brian,

Can't say more (as in: I don't need to).

BR, Dave

Thanks Dave, you and a lot of others have helped to get me to this point. I am really looking forward to finding where this lens will take me.

[bnnrcn]

Very good Brian!

[JBW]

Very good Brian!

getting better with the flash

[Wavelength]

Excellent

[rpcrowe]

How did you use flash for this image?

[James G]

+1 to Dave's, (and others comments)

I also suspect that the hard work you put in, pushing your previous rig to it's limits has paid off getting to grips with the new lens.

[JBW]

How did you use flash for this image?

first I flipped it up. then I set it -0.3 and matched it with ISO 100 f/14 AND 1/60S

[JBW]

+1 to Dave's, (and others comments)

I also suspect that the hard work you put in, pushing your previous rig to it's limits has paid off getting to grips with the new lens.

there was a pleasant skill set transfer.