_______Tech Info Pentax K20D
SMC DA 18 - 55mm f/3.5 - 5.6 AL II
Canon Deluxe 200 Tripod
Aperture: f/8
Shutter Speed 1/250sec
ISO-Value: 100
Focal Length: 42mm
Filters: Hama BSC CPL
_____Random InfoThe Grand Teton Range in Wyoming; the foreground is the nice Jackson lake in which I also took a swim in the evening that day (I know it's prohibited but I didn't fly 14000km there not to do it).
This is one of the few panorama shots I made on my trip. I usually don't like doing panoramas because it's alot of work stitching and correcting the images, but since I didn't have my Sigma 10-20 back then I saw no other chance to capture the range. I tried to get the sky nice and blue at an even level but since I had my CPL on it didn't work out so well. In the end I corrected most things manually which was quite some work, and it's still not perfect but there's not much I can do beyond this point. But I'm still pretty content with the outcome.
Notice in that in the middle of the picture beneath the Tetons peak there is a
forest fire emitting smoke which somehow adds a nice feeling to the image commenting on the unusal heat that lasted during September. But it also makes the left part a little more hazy. The original file was 15736x3175).
_____Update InfoAfter seeing the resized version on DevART I figured my job denoising it wasn't good enough thus I reworked my settings and updated it.
_____Update Info_2I finally got around to exchange the jpg with a reasonable png to get rid of the artifacts in the image.
Featured here:
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Sta.sh
Hab grade gesehn, dass du eine K20D benutzt. Das macht das Bild für mich nochmal besser
Sehr schönes Bild!
Vorerst kommt der Wechsel auf die K-5 bei mir nicht in Frage.. für das Geld kann ich mir gut und gerne 2 super Objektive kaufen und die stehen bei mir erstmal in der Priorität.. und solange macht meine K20D auch noch super aufnahmen
Abgesehn davon muss ich dann auch noch nicht die Knöpfe hinten links aufgeben
Viel erfolg bei deinen Plänen mit der K-5 ^^
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