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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 “c
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I noticed there isn't yet a dedicated thread for D Lux 7 and Panasonic LX100 II photos, so let's start one now. Winter is coming so my wife has brought many of our outdoor plants inside, including thi

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I just took a fall trip to my cabin in the Upper Peninsula and shot a bit of color with the DLux 7. In order to post a large selection together here, I dropped the size to 1200 pixels and used the quality setting of 0 when saving for web, so the images aren't going to look their best. About 40 years ago my wife and I bought this land, 80 acres, and built the small cabin by hand. It was one of the best investments we ever made. The first shot shows the access road where you first come onto our property. The second is my self-portrait (tripod) after getting unpacked and settled in. This was a solo trip since my wife was unable to clear her schedule. The next shots show the cabin and the way it is situated high on a bluff overlooking a valley. The night interior isn't very good quality because I shot it without a tripod from the sleeping loft and had to use ISO 1600. The following four shots were taken as I walked the perimeter of the land looking for a bit of color. The final shot is the Sturgeon River with water stained brown by the high iron concentration in rocks it flows through. One corner of our land butts up against the river right where I shot this photo. Up until a few years ago, this was a huge backwater lake formed by a power dam and it was one of the most wonderful places I've ever canoed. Then the dam was taken down, draining the backwater lake and returning this to a free flowing river. I wasn't happy about that initially, but when I see the way this wild river is now flowing, I can see it was the correct thing to do.

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Am 5.10.2020 um 23:01 schrieb fotografr:

I just took a fall trip to my cabin in the Upper Peninsula and shot a bit of color with the DLux 7. In order to post a large selection together here, I dropped the size to 1200 pixels and used the quality setting of 0 when saving for web, so the images aren't going to look their best. About 40 years ago my wife and I bought this land, 80 acres, and built the small cabin by hand. It was one of the best investments we ever made. The first shot shows the access road where you first come onto our property. The second is my self-portrait (tripod) after getting unpacked and settled in. This was a solo trip since my wife was unable to clear her schedule. The next shots show the cabin and the way it is situated high on a bluff overlooking a valley. The night interior isn't very good quality because I shot it without a tripod from the sleeping loft and had to use ISO 1600. The following four shots were taken as I walked the perimeter of the land looking for a bit of color. The final shot is the Sturgeon River with water stained brown by the high iron concentration in rocks it flows through. One corner of our land butts up against the river right where I shot this photo. Up until a few years ago, this was a huge backwater lake formed by a power dam and it was one of the most wonderful places I've ever canoed. Then the dam was taken down, draining the backwater lake and returning this to a free flowing river. I wasn't happy about that initially, but when I see the way this wild river is now flowing, I can see it was the correct thing to do.

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I just took a fall trip to my cabin in the Upper Peninsula and shot a bit of color with the DLux 7. In order to post a large selection together here, I dropped the size to 1200 pixels and used the quality setting of 0 when saving for web, so the images aren't going to look their best. About 40 years ago my wife and I bought this land, 80 acres, and built the small cabin by hand. It was one of the best investments we ever made. The first shot shows the access road where you first come onto our property. The second is my self-portrait (tripod) after getting unpacked and settled in. This was a solo trip since my wife was unable to clear her schedule. The next shots show the cabin and the way it is situated high on a bluff overlooking a valley. The night interior isn't very good quality because I shot it without a tripod from the sleeping loft and had to use ISO 1600. The following four shots were taken as I walked the perimeter of the land looking for a bit of color. The final shot is the Sturgeon River with water stained brown by the high iron concentration in rocks it flows through. One corner of our land butts up against the river right where I shot this photo. Up until a few years ago, this was a huge backwater lake formed by a power dam and it was one of the most wonderful places I've ever canoed. Then the dam was taken down, draining the backwater lake and returning this to a free flowing river. I wasn't happy about that initially, but when I see the way this wild river is now flowing, I can see it was the correct thing to do.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Down by the river (back home again).

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My favorite neighbor. Her name is Blue. I find that the D Lux 7 images convert very nicely to b&w.

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