Phototopic EHAM 08-09-2009

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Phototopic EHAM 08-09-2009

Post by PH-OUD »

I just missed the PH-BVD, so here's a selection what arrived at 18R in the hour after that (~1745 - 1830 LT)

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Just some "regulars", but I thought I'd share them anyway. :)

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Re: Phototopic EHAM 08-09-2009

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Hoi

Scherpe fotos maar had je de horizon niet even recht kunnen zetten?

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Shoot!

Ik zou dat nog gaan doen, maar dat wil niet in Digital Photo Professional. Dus ik zou nog gaan Paint Shoppen... Is er biij in geschoten.

Volgende keer toch wat meer tijd nemen voor dat hele post-processing hoofdstuk...

Dank je voor het kijken, (be)oordelen en reageren, Ton!

Eric-Jan

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*&^%@%,

I was going to do that (straighten the horizons), but that doesn't work in DPP. So I was going to do some Paint Shopping... I never got around to that.

Next time I'll take more time for this whole Post=processing chapter.

Thanks for your response, Ton.

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PH-OUD wrote:I was going to do that (straighten the horizons), but that doesn't work in DPP. So I was going to do some Paint Shopping... I never got around to that.
Why don't you use PhotoShop? All in one instead of using more than one editing programs...
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Because I don't own Photoshop :) and it's $$, or at least €€

I do own Paint Shop Pro X, which can handle Canon RAW (CR2) files as well, but I find I get better (more clear) results handling the CR2 files with Canon's own Digital Photo Pro that came with the camera. Downside is that DPP only rotates the pictures 90 degrees at a time... So I need to do a last touch-up with PSP for a (large ;)) number of pictures. For those that have an acceptably level horizon, however, I find that the CR2 to JPG translation delivers better results in DPP.

Plus:
This way I learn the hard way to keep my camera level, as it will save me a lot of hassle afterwards... :)

But I guess you're right, I should give PS a try. Maybe it converts Cr2 to JPG better than PSP (at the same compression level), and then I would be done with only one software. That's worth something too.


Eric-Jan

P.S. This is heading towards a "Photography thread" instead of a "Photothread" ...
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Re: Phototopic EHAM 08-09-2009

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Well Lightroom is very good software too. You can get it free for 30 days and then get a crack which is easy to fnd via google..
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