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July 1, 2023
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Thank you simplejoy.
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David,
Thank you for your comments. By the way, if you all don't hear from me today I'm off taking pictures again.
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Hi Dunlin,
1 and 5 are my favourites, nice set.
Dunlin say's,
As a note, I've decided that my workflow, for now at least, is properly a JPG-only workflow. Before it was only temporary, but I've decided to stick with JPGs for now. I'm still shooting RAW+JPEG, but I'm not currently doing anything with the RAW file other than storing it.
You're wise to keep the RAW files too as improvements in photography software is advancing and very quickly. Some photos that I took a few years ago I would not of shown/printed because of the noise in the picture. Now I will gladly put them up on the forums because of Software, not only removing the noise but also giving back the detail that was lost in those noisy pictures. Who knows what other gains are to be had. I'm glad I kept all my photos.
I only shoot in RAW by the way.
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A much better use of your weekend!
David
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WEEKLY ROUNDUP
The holiday photos are still arriving: Mocha's from Cornwall, with nautical and nature features. Nearer to his home, Digirame captured some wonderful castles and other temporary creations in sand -- quite amazing in imagination and execution. Merlot provided family pics of a summer's day picnic in the Cotswolds.
Then there were Digirame's July Fourth parade and Steve T's impressive fireworks and a Japanese lantern.
Fotoworld caught perching birds. Galahs are new to me. I like the way birds space themselves out. Photobygms continued our nature study with a slow worm, resting cattle and stationary trees. Steve T countered with a skink. Mocha caught an egret coming in to land and apparently dancing on the water.
Steve T found a crop circle -- though too late to photograph the aliens making it!
Simplejoy's photos are never simple: nails like mountains, unusual views of flowers and a feather. DonaldB joined in the flower show and Dunlin also took varied pictures of Ox-eye daisies.
My contribution was wind turbines, yellow roses, and further advocation of wide angle views. We dont all agree about these, but I am glad they provoked a discussion.
Thank you all for a good and interesting week with 100 posts, and particularly for the interaction.
David
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The new weekly thread is open here. Please start using it now.
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Not sure what point you are trying to make.
Are you not aware that the photos you post can be produced by AI now?
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It‘s not something I wish for but this is the kind of post helping the argument for a downvote button… Why do you find it necessary to say something like that?