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    Default Kaikoura Snowscape.

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    Took this picture recently on a commercial 737 flight from Christchurch to Wellington, New Zealand.
    Pentax K10D With Tamron 70 -300 @ 70mm.
    1600 ISO 1/4000 @ F8. Minus 0.5 EV.
    Multi segment metering.
    Editing included Auto contrast, Topaz adjust and Noise Ninja.
    Comments and reposts welcome.
    Thanks: Ian Mc

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    Ian,

    Good clarity for an image from a plane. Composition works out well. I like the many vertical lines in the range especially the one that works from the lower left to upper right.

    There seems to be a yellow/green color cast. I set a white point using Levels in PSCS5 on the brightest white and the gave me a nice white along with blue in the shade colored snow. Something to try.

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    Hey Ian,
    Pretty impressive through a plane window! I do think Robert is correct on the color cast and you may want to explore a crop off the bottom.....to more of a pano.......just above the D blue in the LRC......that eliminates most of the soft area......but in this case it is a personal call. Overall, I think you composed this nicely and exposed it well.......throw in through a plane window....even better! Nicely done.

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    Nice job from a airplane!

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    I like the comp a lot Ian. For my tastes I find the remaining noise artifacts a bit distracting. I might try a B&W conversion, or possibly even add noise to enhance the mood.

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    Thanks Robert, Roman, Nick & Dave
    At this stage have added white point and Noiseware @ the default setting.
    Cheers: Ian Mc

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    Hey Ian,
    Whites look better.....although hot in a few places. Try in PS....selective color>whites>down on the black.....should whiten things up. As for the noise.....you may have to go less than the default setting.....it smmothed things up a bit too much. Hope this helps.

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    Thanks again Roman.
    It doesn't look like the selective color menu is in Photoshop Elements.
    Have redone edit with white point, auto contrast and less NR with Noise Ninja.
    Cheers: Ian Mc

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    That is looking killer Ian.

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    Thanks Robert.
    Really appreciate all the sound advice from yourself and Roman to produce this outcome.
    Cheers: Ian Mc

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    Hi Ian, Good job with the final repost doing it for me. Good clarity out of a plane with the diagonal lines leading the eye up the image. The clouds work well at the peaks...

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    Thanks Dave
    Still working on the transition from snapper to photographer !!!!
    Cheers: Ian Mc

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