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How to upload images: Prepare the image as follows: 1.   The image should be sRGB and 8-bits 2.   Reduce the size to 2480 pixels on the longest side. (smaller sizes can be set, but are not recommended) 3.   Sharpen properly for screen. 4.   Save as JPG to your desktop, reducing JPG quality to produce 2000 kB (5000 kB for sponsoring members). 5.   In Lightroom these parameters should be set in the Export dialog. 6.   In the Forum posting or editing box, click “choose Fil
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garden overlook - Mounts Bay (Penzance) & St Michael's Mount - Tremenheere Sculpture Garden - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-4000 sec f4 2016-09-30 13.51.56

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Realised I've not been utilising the actual colour channel information in my old Q files... To help my self-education (at driving my new Q2M files through Capture One's stuff) I used this Q file's colour information as an experiment to see what I might be missing by not fitting colour filters to the Q2M. May have caused some slight banding in the darkened sky but the clouds look more dramatic and the foreground foliage pops more.
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Fisherman returning from the lake. Chiemsee, Bavaria, Q116

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Same as before but this time without using the colour information in Capture One's 'Color Sensitivity' tool (as a pseudo colour filter). YMMV

Difference may not be so obvious from the forum view, due to the forum's display algorithm. IOW you need to assess after clicking onto the image etc. Edited by piran
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stairs - verticallly standing groups of slates - HEAVY - Tremenheere Sculpture Garden - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-125 sec f4 2016-09-30 15.10.32

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full size UK skip ...in CHROME (US dumpster) - in the car park (where else) - provenance unknown - Tremenheere Sculpture Garden - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-6500 sec f4 2016-09-30 12.07.04

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bee with pollen-dusted legs - outside flower beds - Eden Project (Cornwall) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-400 sec f4 2016-10-11 14.40.41

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The little pond in the winter wonderland woods...(Q-Type 116)

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art sculptures on the periphery of the Eden Project (Cornwall) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-320 sec f4 2016-10-11 15.47.56
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wooden tractor & trailer - temperate biome (Mediterranean) - Eden Project (Cornwall) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-12500 sec f1.7 2016-10-11 13.58.41

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metallic butterfly art installation outside the temperate biome (Mediterranean) - Eden Project (Cornwall) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO400 1-125 sec f16 2016-10-11 14.52.10

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giant granite egg art installation - 'Seed' by Peter Randall-Page - the Core building - Eden Project (Cornwall) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO12500 1-4000 sec f4 2016-10-11 15.04.38

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BTW the two converging vertical black scratch lines are parts of the building's construction. SINGLE piece of granite mined locally (Bodmin Moor) ...originally 167 tonne.
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I keep going back to this spot. Simple and subtle.

 

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view upwards - National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO1600 1-320 sec f5.6 2016-11-12 12.54.27

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The cafe's lighting units appear to be something the extinct KRELL race, in the 'Forbidden Planet' sci-fi film 1956, might've designed. That clinker-build racing eight is similar to the old heavyweight one I used to row way - back at school. Its old pencil-style blades look to be in Cambridge colours. The patterns of light and shade stretched across the wood ceiling from the sunshine pouring through the sky vents I found interesting. As clouds scudded past the effect pulsed as though the roof spaces were alive and breathing. Odd. FWIW the soft pastel colours looked better than when converted into mono.
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wooden skeletal carcass intrigingly lit - National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO1600 1-250 sec f5.6 2016-11-12 13.19.25

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old fashioned hard-hat diving suit - National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO12500 1-50 sec f4 2016-11-12 15.12.54

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wet window in the deep cellar lets passing fish gawp at us - National Maritime Museum Cornwall (Falmouth) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO12500 1-400 sec f4 2016-11-12 15.15.54

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bronze - 'At the Gates of the Past' by Esther M Moore (1897) in the Art Nouveau style
Royal Cornwall Museum (Truro) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO12500 1-40 sec f4 2015-12-11 14.45.44

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stuffed owl (behind glass in case) - Royal Cornwall Museum (Truro) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO500 1-60 sec f4 2015-12-11 14.23.03

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Almost certainly a Little Owl (favourite) but DOF out of-focus (to reduce the glass case effects) worked too well.
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canine whimsy - seated dog made out of old discarded mining wellie boots - Royal Cornwall Museum (Truro) - LEICA Q (Typ 116) - ISO4000 1-60 sec f4 2015-12-11 14.42.10

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