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THNKX a lot guys !!Key wrote:Doing well, Douwe! They are a bit on the bright side, possibly due to preparing with sunlight entering your room
Otherwise fine, you've come a long way in a short time.
Erik
That is indeed one of 2 problems :
ALL mi pics have a tendency to be "overexposed". Or maybe a bad copy of my EOS 1000D ?
much APPRECIATED !!!!
The pics were taken today (19-04-2011) at runway 36C between 10.30AM and 11.45AM.cyclingdutchman wrote:Hello Douwe,
Nice shots you made yesterday i belief.
So the header is 18April is it not !!!
Looking at the time your message appeard
Sorry if i am rong
Gr Adriaan.
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Nothing wrong with your camera dude, your monitor must be calibrated to get the right results. I looked at your shots and i just pulled back exposure and voila! You do not do this when you need sunscreen and sunglasses in your living room..dvdzee wrote: 2nd problem is that my screen is in DESPERATE need of calibration
Andras wrote:Nothing wrong with your camera dude, your monitor must be calibrated to get the right results. I looked at your shots and i just pulled back exposure and voila! You do not do this when you need sunscreen and sunglasses in your living room..dvdzee wrote: 2nd problem is that my screen is in DESPERATE need of calibration
Very good progress Douwe!
he asked me if my screen is calibrated I said no and he answered do it at once and edit your pics in a "darker" place and try to keep the same conditions every time you edit your pics ( almost hear Andras speaking to me 
) FlyTheWorld wrote:Nice shots!
lucky that I told you the Korean was coming and you didn't leave two minutes too early
