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I'm really pleased with this shot. This is exactly as it came from my camera except for a tiny bit of straightening (about 20 pixels cropped off) and some noise reduction, I drove home after this with a big smile on my face realising that the cold (it was -2 and a bit windy) had probably been worth the effort.
What I'd like to know is if there's any post processing I should do? Saturation, contrast etc. As I said, I haven't touched that as I'm afraid to ruin it. Also, I notice there's a fair amount of lens distortion because of the wide angle I used.. Is it worth trying to do something about that or does the distortion enhance the photo? ![]() Exif: Camera Sony SLT-A55V Lens T 16-80mm 3.5-4.5 ZeissFocal Length:16mm ISO 100 15seconds at f/11
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Looks great to me! It does look windy because of the blurring of the clouds. I'm not that good at PP, but I don't think it needs any adjustment. I'd be proud of this shot!
Thank you for not posting another landscape image with an uneven horizon
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Nice work getting it right in the camera!!!!! No PP needed here. Nice work
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