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VIS on island VIS in Croatia

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Roman town VIS ( over 1000 years old) on the rocky island VIS / Croatia some 50 km from the mainland ! An island for sailors, divers and photo shooting !

Photographer:	X Dirk Guttmann
Folder:	Architecture dirk
Uploaded:	04-Oct-2004 00:38 CEST
Current Rating:	7.00/1 View all ratings Delete my rating
Model release available:
Camera:	Olympus C8080
Exposure time:	f5,6 1/80
Aperture:	P
Focal length:	8
Lens:
Focusing method:
ISO:	50
White balance:	Auto
Flash:	no
Image format:	SHQ
Processing applied:	contrast, saturation, sharpening AND the sky is hand painted ( was white)
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Image resized to:	600x800

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Great colors

great work, especially the sky. What you can do with post processing......well done!!!

Robert Welsh at 19:51 CEST on 04-Oct-2004 [Reply]

Great colours

Thank you for your kind comment ! Actually I took another underexposed image just for the sky ! But I cound not manage to assemble the parts seamingless - so I painted most of the sky with PSP as a background and put the houses on top ! Dirk

Dirk Guttmann at 20:58 CEST on 04-Oct-2004 [Reply]

Good colours

Hi,

I'm surprised to see so many 8080 shots with auto WB and with correct WB (no blue cast). Most daytime outdoor 8080 photos with auto WB I had seen before came with a more or less strong blue cast. Did you perhaps also correct the white balance in post-processing ?

Alfred Molon at 14:03 CEST on 05-Oct-2004 [Reply]

White ballance

You are right Alfred I should be more carefull with my notes concerning PROCESSING APPLIED ! Almost all images (esp. the shadows) taken at bright sun shine - under AUTO WB- turned out with a bluish cast. I had to compensate this with postprocessing !

Dirk Guttmann at 20:15 CET on 13-Nov-2004 [Reply]