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12th March 2020, 02:13 PM #1
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Cool but beautiful
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12th March 2020, 02:50 PM #2
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Re: Cool but beautiful
Great shots. Especially the first one
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12th March 2020, 04:20 PM #3Moderator
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Re: Cool but beautiful
Vaez - your images have an exposure and white balance problem.
A camera's light meter is fooled by the brightness of the snow and tends to underexpose it. Many cameras have an exposure compensation control and a good place to start is with setting it to +1. That is my usual starting point for winter images (we have snow from December through the end of March most years, so I get to do this a lot).
The blue tones are common when the camera's white balance has been set to an artificial light (tungsten) setting. Snow is white, not blue.
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12th March 2020, 06:32 PM #4
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Re: Cool but beautiful
Vaez, thank you for the photos of your beautiful country.
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14th March 2020, 04:24 PM #5
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Re: Cool but beautiful
thank you so much
Originally Posted by Wavelength
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14th March 2020, 04:25 PM #6
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Re: Cool but beautiful
thanks Originally Posted by LePetomane
and im happy you like my country
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14th March 2020, 04:34 PM #7
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Re: Cool but beautiful
I thank you for your helpful guidance Originally Posted by Manfred M
Vaez - your images have an exposure and white balance problem.
A camera's light meter is fooled by the brightness of the snow and tends to underexpose it. Many cameras have an exposure compensation control and a good place to start is with setting it to +1. That is my usual starting point for winter images (we have snow from December through the end of March most years, so I get to do this a lot).
The blue tones are common when the camera's white balance has been set to an artificial light (tungsten) setting. Snow is white, not blue.
Snow in our town is over
And I have to wait until next year
I hope your guide will take a good picture of the snow
These photos are from about two months ago
Did you edit my picture again?
Unfortunately it didn't open for me
If it's okay for you please email
Many thanks dear friend
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14th March 2020, 04:35 PM #8
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Re: Cool but beautiful
vaez50@yahoo.com Originally Posted by Manfred M
Vaez - your images have an exposure and white balance problem.
A camera's light meter is fooled by the brightness of the snow and tends to underexpose it. Many cameras have an exposure compensation control and a good place to start is with setting it to +1. That is my usual starting point for winter images (we have snow from December through the end of March most years, so I get to do this a lot).
The blue tones are common when the camera's white balance has been set to an artificial light (tungsten) setting. Snow is white, not blue.
thanks
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