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  1. 01-19-2010, 10:53 PM #1
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    Go the Packers??? Different Green Bay right??

    Did you burn these clouds in? Or is that the result from the HDR?

    Nice shot and looks nicely exposed as well.
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    not a foot ball fan. No, the beach photos I've been posting have all been here: Green Bay. that's where you will be living when you move into the beach house

    Not HDR, I ran it through Topaz Adjust and then did a wee bit of pp after that.
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    Very Nice B!
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    The seaweed looks like it was HDR so I guess the topaz A did that. Good job on the exposure then!

    I'm not much of a football fan either
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    Quote Originally Posted by Mad Aussie View Post
    The seaweed looks like it was HDR so I guess the topaz A did that. Good job on the exposure then!

    I'm not much of a football fan either
    thanks MA. I think I'm getting better at aperture priority . I do really like how much you can play with Topaz- it can be over the top or subtle.
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    Nice. Definitely great exposure!
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    Nice shot bambi -
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    thanks guys.
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    I like and use Aperture Priority quite a bit but I often find it lacking and switch to manual. It depends what I'm shooting I guess.
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