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I like! Zebras works so well in mono (for obvious reasons). Nice setting, dramatic clouds and overall tonal range to make it work.
If anything I can see it working with a hint more brightness in midtones and highlights?
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Nice pano crop on this one and those clouds are very nice. The zebras balance the frame well. The black and white treatment works.
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Hi Marc - There's usually one or two who won't cooperate. This works well in b&w but I agree with Morkel's suggestion to go a little brighter, giving it a bit more tonal variation. That sky is dramatic and enhances nicely.
TFS,
Rachel
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Hi Marc ...well a good idea of trying this one and the approach to it .
For me the not lined up zebras are working well ....Generally a nice solid conversion , but could be if you like .... enhanced .
Not a bad suggestion by Morkel and Rachel .
There are two technical issues for me ( at least at this size ) , the FG and the zebras are looking like being part of another image and you have copied the BG into this frame . Looks almost like a composing .... the issue is the halos around the zebras ( all around them ) . I think it is just a making issue .
Sky does look nice
TFS Andreas
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Originally Posted by
Andreas Liedmann
There are two technical issues for me ( at least at this size ) , the FG and the zebras are looking like being part of another image and you have copied the BG into this frame . Looks almost like a composing .... the issue is the halos around the zebras ( all around them ) . I think it is just a making issue .
I can guarantee this is not a composite , and struggling to see any PP halos, at 1400px nor @ full resolution Andreas and not seeing comments from anyone else who is seeing this either??
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As i said ... looks like a composite , not said it is one !!!!
I do not care what others see ....or not see .
Maybe the use of the word halo was wrong .....
All tails and manes , legs and bodys of most of the Zebras do have lighter fringes / or lighter fur along the edge of each animal ....where does this come from ?
But no problem for me .... not my frame !!!
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Originally Posted by
Andreas Liedmann
But no problem for me
....Nor me
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Good ....thats how it should be .