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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 2048 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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I`m looking forward to bring my Q2 around, but it's unfortunately very challenging at the moment due to covid-restrictions. So I have been "forced" to stay at home for weeks now. Also, this time of year is not very colorful, more wet and dirty, and spring hasn't really set in. But soon, everything will become better... 

Just to keep the thread rolling, a house in my neighborhood. Q2 of course.  

 

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8 minutes ago, trickness said:

I'd be interested to see what this image looked like straight out of the camera

Elle était comme cela ...

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53 minutes ago, francipaq said:

Elle était comme cela ...

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Is that really straight out of the camera? It looks like the skies have had added contrast, curves adjusted, the overall image looks very sharpened, and the saturation has been bumped.  

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Is that really straight out of the camera? It looks like the skies have had added contrast, curves adjusted, the overall image looks very sharpened, and the saturation has been bumped.  

Désolé, mais vous montrer un RAW n'a aucun intérêt et ne vous apportera pas beaucoup d'informations. 

Cette image couleur n'était pas destinée à être présentée comme telle, et sont traitement qu'elle a reçu l'a été en vue de virage au B&W.

Sachez en outre que le RAW de départ (sous-exposé volontairement pour pouvoir mieux le travailler par la suite) a peu de points communs avec la version finale (tiff et jpeg).

Le B&W a quant à lui nécessité un second développement (travail du contraste et de la lumière) pour mieux le préparer au travail particulier du monochrome (mélangeur de couches , notamment).

Mais, quel intérêt pour vous, sinon pour évoquer ici le travail que réalise tout photographe après la prise de vue ?  😉

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29 minutes ago, francipaq said:

Désolé, mais vous montrer un RAW n'a aucun intérêt et ne vous apportera pas beaucoup d'informations. 

Cette image couleur n'était pas destinée à être présentée comme telle, et sont traitement qu'elle a reçu l'a été en vue de virage au B&W.

Sachez en outre que le RAW de départ (sous-exposé volontairement pour pouvoir mieux le travailler par la suite) a peu de points communs avec la version finale (tiff et jpeg).

Le B&W a quant à lui nécessité un second développement (travail du contraste et de la lumière) pour mieux le préparer au travail particulier du monochrome (mélangeur de couches , notamment).

Mais, quel intérêt pour vous, sinon pour évoquer ici le travail que réalise tout photographe après la prise de vue ?  😉

As I mentioned in my original reply to you, it would be interesting to see the untouched image. I have a Q2M, and I find that the images are fairly flat out of the camera and require a lot of post processing. Therefore I thought it would be interesting to see what your particular photograph, which is quite dynamic as posted, looked like straight out of the camera. I am not debating that post processing is a valid part of the creative process. I’m just interested to see in your particular photograph where you started, given how successful the final image is.

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Another foggy evening.  

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3 hours ago, vikasmg said:

They are both so good.  Hard for me to say which one I like better!

 

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Désolé, mais vous montrer un RAW n'a aucun intérêt et ne vous apportera pas beaucoup d'informations. 

Cette image couleur n'était pas destinée à être présentée comme telle, et sont traitement qu'elle a reçu l'a été en vue de virage au B&W.

Sachez en outre que le RAW de départ (sous-exposé volontairement pour pouvoir mieux le travailler par la suite) a peu de points communs avec la version finale (tiff et jpeg).

Le B&W a quant à lui nécessité un second développement (travail du contraste et de la lumière) pour mieux le préparer au travail particulier du monochrome (mélangeur de couches , notamment).

Mais, quel intérêt pour vous, sinon pour évoquer ici le travail que réalise tout photographe après la prise de vue ?  😉

Your black & white images are very powerful and distinctive. I can identify them without needing to see your name. Very impressive as always!

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13 hours ago, Le Chef said:

 

Your black & white images are very powerful and distinctive. I can identify them without needing to see your name. Very impressive as always! 

Thanks to you "The Chef" and "vikasmg": The color image is of limited interest to me, since it was thus prepared to be reworked in BW.
If I had intended to present it only in color, I would have saturated the colors a little less and reduced the contrasts.
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3 hours ago, vikasmg said:

I trust you’re referring to francipaq’s images.  I really liked them both!

Thanks to you "The Chef" and "vikasmg":

The color image is of limited interest to me, since it was thus prepared to be reworked in BW. If I had intended to present it only in color, I would have saturated the colors a little less and reduced the contrasts.

Very warmly

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" Vent de printemps "  Beauce - France,   mars 2021

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" Cache-cache sous le soleil "  Beauce - France,  mars 2021

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