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Adding Noise, Does it work? C&C - 04-06-2009, 03:52 PM


I thought I would try something different. What do you think?


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A little noiseware or noise ninja will clean that right up!

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A little noiseware or noise ninja will clean that right up!
I tried that it didn't work so I increased the color and added noise! At least I can smile about the photo now!
I thought the camera was on ISO 100 and it was at 1600. I pushed the dial too far!

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In the style of Georges Seurat, one of my favorite painters. I like it. I also like wherever that scene is. Where is it?

A fast shutter speed wasn't a clue?

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You seem to be in good company. I like.
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In the style of Georges Seurat, one of my favorite painters. I like it. I also like wherever that scene is. Where is it?

A fast shutter speed wasn't a clue?
It was raining, I made Terry stop the car in the middle of the road! I was trying to be quick. I took two shots and jumped back in the car before we could be rear ended! Before I got out of the car I thought I had set the iso to 100, it had been at 400, but my finger turned that little button just a little too far. I figured it out too late to go back.

That was taken along hwy 12 in the Olympic Peninsula, in Washington. Just after Sekiu, headed west.

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04-06-2009, 10:24 PM


Janice - a good way to put a flip on things when things dont turn out exactly what you expected. Looks great!

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