Search results

I have MacBook Pro (late 2013) and Photoshop CC 2015 works normally on OS X CApitan.

Sunflowers... lots of them

Sunset in Slovenian Alps

Adobe Bridge

Next time, take several photos with a 30 sec exposure and blend them manually. You will get less hot pixels during one 30 sec exposure, than during 40 min.

Hi, I would really like to see your tests (perhaps some sort of images) which proves, that these two lenses were defective. Not, because I wouldn't trust you, but because I would like to compare with my lenses. Thanks

Yes, if you want to go that way with a finger, you can't do anything on that image. Also you must have your camera on a tripod when shooting. And if you did a sequence of 5 shots for doing HDR later, now you have to do another sequence with finger over the sun. But you have to use manual (M)...

And here is one option how to avoid flares: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TSF2k1r-7w0

I think the OP refer to this reddish circle, which I marked with red dots. Probably it is only the flare from the sun, which is barely visible.

I have Macbook pro (Late 2013, 16 GB Ram, SSD, 2.6 GHz and NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M). Here is my experience... I tried to open the same (already edited) image in new LRCC and the old LR5. The image has a lot of different gradients, brushes and other local adjustments - really a lot. When I open...

With 15 min exposure you will probably get overexposed landscape (foreground). Unless there is no complete darkness. If you stack several photos in "lighten" mode, the end result will be as bright as the brightest image.

Hi. This is one of my recent shot. It is stack of 230 images (for the sky) at 30s, f/2.8, ISO 400. It is "panorama" of two frames, one above another. The first for the sky with little bit of mountains and another one (single exposure) for the landscape below. All shots were horizontal. I...

Thanks, Click.

Same stars, but different location.

Hi. Last year I graduated on a Faculty of Electrical Engineering and now, I work for a company where we make rotary and linear encoders. I am in R&D department. Photography is just for hobby and for relaxation.

Thanks

200 mm

In LR 6, I would like to see some new filters for star trails photography. Expecially "gap filling" function. I know that StarStaX has that option, but it does not take RAW files. And also with StarStax is hard to exclude trails that are made from airplanes. In Photoshop this is easy with...

I always use RAW.

Don't bother with ETTR. Simply make 2, 3 or 5 exposures and blend them manually in PP. Thus, you have each shot properly exposed for each subject (hill, sky, etc...)