Recent content by mrjmt

You may still be able to recover the files by connecting the camera to your computer via a cable rather than using the card in a card reader.

Thanks, the last two were both panos. I think the mono is my fave too. I didn't spot the life bouy, thanks for that. I have protanopia colour blindness, so often struggle with the red spectrum, it may well stand out a lot more to someone with normal colour vision. Yes, we come down every...

A few shots from a recent trip to Cornwall. IMG_5098.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_5083.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_5074.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_5065.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_5022 - IMG_5030.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_4960 - IMG_4981.jpg by J T, on Flickr

Yes, I have to admit I'd have struggled to match it in LR.

Took this on my phone recently, google photos emailed with a suggested B&W conversion, was really rather impressed by it so thought I'd post it. Taken with a Huawei P10 Lite. IMG_20180502_133753-EFFECTS by J T, on Flickr

Thanks! :)

A few shots taken in York, CC more than welcome. IMG_4755.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_4772.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_4807.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_4838.jpg by J T, on Flickr IMG_4821.jpg by J T, on Flickr

I was thinking the same, almost looks like it was an HDR that was pushed too far prior to B&W

Agree with this, use 3 ultrasharps at work and 2 at home. All excellent.

@alfbranch thanks for the video on sharpening, that is a very useful tip.

Thanks for your comments :)

OK, untouched original photo below. Interesting, I think the lens correction is what has created the keystone issue on the lighthouse. Looking at it now, its certainly not overexposed, and yes is slightly under looking at the histogram. IMG_4516 by J T, on Flickr

Thanks for the tip, (I think) I've adjusted the settings on flickr to stop the download now. I don't think the image was underexposed, if anything it was slightly over as I had to bring the sky back quite a bit. I'm on the wrong computer at the moment, I'll post a colour untouched version this...

Thanks for the comments, very poetic! I'll have a look at the keystone, I did think that the lighthouse looked a bit wonky...

First shot with my new (to me) 60D, taken with a Sigma 30mm f1.4, Hoya 1000ND filter. I think it looks a bit noisy. The weather today wasn't great, had to do quite a bit in LR to get some interest into the sky. Any thoughts on the noise? IMG_4516.jpg by J T, on Flickr