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    Canon 5D
    EF 24-105mm
    1/200 sec. at f/5.6
    ISO 200

    I was hiking thru a wildflower trail in Grand Teton . All of a sudden it got cloudy and stormy. I took this shot right before it got bad. HH

    I almost forgot- thru b&w conversion I got alot of noise. ran it thru noise reduction and it's still visible -any tips?

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    Julie Kenward
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    Nice tonal contrasts Denise. Try doing a filter/blur/surface blur and see if that gets rid of any of your remaining noise. I'd also look at either doing a dark vignette all the way around the image or removing the two dark corners at the top.

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    Julie, Thanks I didn't see the corners . I'll clean-up L for sure,would like to leave RS if poss. .I'll try the filter you mentioned.

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    I think I would remove the dark corners Can also play around the the clouds on the right and play around with contrasts.

    For clouds I like making a selection (large) feathering 75 pixels and darkening, increasing contrast etc. Then I make a smaller selection inside the previous and do the same but feather less, usually lees contrast increase. Works sometimes :)

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    Alfred, That's a great tip. Thanks

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