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I was then greeted by this idiot on my return

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And watched another fantastic sunset from my office window...

 

Why was my first though that it was the cat writing this post?

 

 

"No, hooman - get out of the picture"

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Spent a good couple of years working there. was really interesting to go round the building in the different secret corridors.

 

Yeh the toilets are interesting to find lol :)

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For those who, like me, are not over familiar with photoshop, I came across this yesterday and it looks quite useful. He has a whole load of videos covering many aspects of photoshop and lightroom.

 

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For those who, like me, are not over familiar with photoshop, I came across this yesterday and it looks quite useful. He has a whole load of videos covering many aspects of photoshop and lightroom.

 

 

Thanks for the reminder. I subscribed ages ago but still haven't had time to watch a single episode :-)

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Why was my first though that it was the cat writing this post?

 

 

"No, hooman - get out of the picture"

 

Lol that is more or less exactly George's attitude :-)

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I did a selfie!

 

Feel like a prat infront of the camera but ahh well. Quite pleased with the result for a first real attempt at a composite!

 

31314845805_ddfcf9430a_c.jpgSuper me! by Alex Matravers, on Flickr

 

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I did a selfie!

 

Feel like a prat infront of the camera but ahh well. Quite pleased with the result for a first real attempt at a composite!

 

31314845805_ddfcf9430a_c.jpgSuper me! by Alex Matravers, on Flickr

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@kennysarmy I love the vibrancy of some of colours in the street shot. Is that photo enhanced or as taken? If it is as-camera, I'm jealous of your camera!

 

Depending what camera you have, you can change the settings in camera for the various elements, with Nikon you can get Standard, Vivid etc. However I shoot in RAW always so everything is Post production.

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Depending what camera you have, you can change the settings in camera for the various elements, with Nikon you can get Standard, Vivid etc..

I sometimes find those settings introduce a lot of corruption and i have to reset the white balance in the edit afterwards. I do find the light level setting useful though, where you can tell the camera it is a cloudy day or you're under strip lighting.

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@kennysarmy I love the vibrancy of some of colours in the street shot. Is that photo enhanced or as taken? If it is as-camera, I'm jealous of your camera!

 

It was shot in RAW format and edited in Adobe Photoshop Camera RAW editor for Windows. All sharpness, vibrancy etc in camera were set to standard.

 

It's all in the Exif data of the image which you can get from Flickr.

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It was shot in RAW format and edited in Adobe Photoshop Camera RAW editor for Windows. All sharpness, vibrancy etc in camera were set to standard.

 

It's all in the Exif data of the image which you can get from Flickr.

 

A few recent ones from me:

 

31124036581_e96e90279a_b.jpgGloucester Christmas Lights & Lantern Parade by Jeff, on Flickr

 

30437613694_55596c6eb6_b.jpgProject 52.48 : Cultural by Jeff, on Flickr

 

30468036473_c6e7fe0575_b.jpgFGR v Lincoln 19th November 2016 by Jeff, on Flickr

 

The first two were shot with my FUJI XE2 - that's my main camera.

The football shot was with my little compact, a SONY RX100m3 - a very very fine camera.

 

As said I always shoot in RAW so I can tweak the white balance, exposure and colour settings before I do any final post processing in CS6.

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Excuse the phone camera image - but had an unusual visitor trying to make his(?) way into the building this morning.

 

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Thing is - we don't even use his(?) VLE any more.

 

 

 

EDIT: Also - don't worry as he(?)'s been moved out of the way of the kids

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