How do you know that DT colors are more true? In my experience with Nikon Z6 and Sony A7IV DT usually gives (slightly) wrong colors compared to original/OOC Jpegs/ART/RT.
I didn’t say that. In this example, the JPEG is quite a bit shifted, but I think (for my camera, at least) that around 50-70% hue preservation is the most realistic.
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How do you know which of the two is shifted? Quite likely both are different from the “real” colours, looking at the sky rendering…
Made it out to a local lake and river. There wasn’t as much mist as I’d hoped but it was still a great day of taking pictures.
So far these are the only two edits I’ve liked of the bunch I’ve done.
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They are also the two that I like 
- very nice!
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Been way too long since I’ve been out taking pictures, more than a years hiatus now. Yesterday the weather was incredible, so I grabbed the camera and decided to explore the area we just moved to. Found a tree, took a picture, and just sat there in the snow for several minutes enjoying the view and the intense warmth of the sun.
Looking forward to explore this area more.
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Like the symmetry, the shooting into the sun and the shadow bigger than the object.
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Hi,
Beautiful image. It reminds me of Teiji Saga, a Japanese photographer. I have a very old issue of a French magazine “Douple page”, which shows some of his photographs taken in Siberia. His book “Wild Swans” is unavailable.
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Thanks for posting this. The photo is great, but I think I enjoyed your description at least as much:
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Too excited not to share this… I’ve taken this pic before, but last time it was handheld. Tonight I was able to get there before the moon rose and get set up.
I’ll follow up later with a proper edit, but here is the mobile photo, edited with Snapseed.
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Wow @AdamFromCanada that is going to be stellar.
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OTOH, @AdamFromCanada is mooning the pixls.us community…
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@AdamFromCanada Nice photo. Where is this?
My first usable photo with the new long lens:
I hope you like the sinister feeling - at least that is what I have.
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A shot from a (rare at the moment) outing with my camera, just processed in @arctic’s new film sim software after initial conversion to tif with darktable (no tonemapping).
Still very much getting to grips with the software but quite impressed!
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