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4 shots. One click merge in LR.
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G'day mate
As a pano lover - it's great mate !
cc if I may ... the WB looks a tad blueish
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> Motorhome travels outback eastern Australia much of each year
> recent images at http://www.flickr.com/photos/ozzie_traveller/sets/-
Thanks. Yes I am getting that a bit from this camera. I have checked the setting and they all look okay. I did have a polariser on the lens but I have also had a bit towards blue without that. I might wander back and try the same shot with a different camera/lens combo and no polariser. -
I just had a second thought. I'm getting touch of blue on hot humid days in the forest - the forest in the "Blue Dandenongs"!
In certain weather conditions the Dandenong Ranges and other areas with Mountain Ash do have a blue appearance from a distance, it's something to do with the eucalyptus oil evaporating into the atmosphere from the tree leaves. I'm sticking with the "this is the camera capturing the natural phenomenon" argument. :-) -
G'day mate
When I am out in locations like this, I flick WB from 'cloudy' to 'shady' to see colour differences (coz I'm shooting in JPG mode too), but on rare occasions I press the WB adjust button and move the pointer left or right / blue or red / as needed
Phil
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Today is a little overcast and foggy so I added some. Saves going out and getting wet!
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