But the net result is a gray image with very little contrast. I suggest
upping the exposure about 1/3 stop or more and adding significant contrast.
Chuck Norcutt
On 10/12/2014 4:29 AM, bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
Hi all,
My next image.
An old hostelry, but still very much alive, in this old
gold-mining town of Clyde.
Photo taken within a few minutes of the photo of the
Masonic Lodge, also with E-3 and 14-54 DZ lens (ex Bob
Whitmire !)
Overall lighting much the same but this is the shady side
of the street. In order to preserve some of the stonework
detail I did not lighten the overall lighting but did lighten
the shadows in FS Image Viewer.
Cheers, Brian
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