[Iain Goolager]

As title......................  A photo



be amused - or don't be, but it still remains - a photo

Iain

[Peter McCallum]

Really nice. 

[Hamish Young]

Very 'arty', well done.

H

[Ben Dixon]

Not bad iain

Do you not have photoshop though?  I'm sure you could have lightened it up a bit, kind of hard to see anything!!

Ben

[Iain Goolager]

Oh! that's dissapointing. On my works monitor it looks very dark too

Due to printing some of the loons school Autumn Project pictures and them turning out too dark I decided to purchase an IPS, wide viewing angle monitor and a calibration tool. This shows photo's in fantastic detailed colours (and at the correct brightness).

Unfortunately I'll have to see if there is some way of saving a copy for web browsing as opposed to a print quality version.?

Anyone any experience of this?

Iain

[Ben Dixon]

Dude, I was joking. 

You can even see all of those irelevant bits that Magnus was talking about, you know, the bits my camera is not good enough spot on any setting.


Ben

[Allan Liddle]

This any better?  Should be a wee bit lighter without losing the desired 'feel'?

Like the pic Iain, keep 'em coming.

Cheers

Allan L

[Eddie Sinclair]

Iain,
I like the first one.

Regards,

Eddie.

[Irvine Ross]

Yup, the fist one is better.  The sky is much more dramatic with the deeper colours.

 
Irvine

[Mike Barrio]

Me too ...... Great stuff Iain

Best wishes
Mike

[Matt Henderson]

Nice work dude!

[Iain Goolager]

Thanks guys,

I've a few more general shots to post but I'll have to try and ensure they show as intended first.

Iain

[Noel Kelly]

Very nice Iain. Kinda sums up those end of season evenings

[Iain Goolager]

Alan, that's overly bright on my normal tv monitor (original looks ok on it too)

I'll try a white one



Iain

[Mike Barrio]

Wow ..... nice