Recent content by Dunstan

Terrific images of a standard that I could never hope to reach. However, I wonder over what period of time these were taken. In any other part of the country it's possible to go out for a day's shooting and get one or two good images regardless of weather or lighting.

Anybody who thinks that the fens offer something other than one or two good shots obviously haven't travelled around the UK.

The best thing to do, when in Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire or Norfolk for photography, is go somewhere - anywhere - else.

Wayne, I really like the adjustment layers method. Thanks for tip.

Name : Mike Area : Spalding, Lincs Sex : Male Age: 64 Types of photography : Almost anything Photography dislikes : Portrait and motorsport Short notice? : A couple of days Weekends or Weekdays : Either with notice Day or Night : Either with notice Can travel : Yes Has car : Yes Experienced...

On my Mac RAW viewing is built in - no need for any further sw to do it for you. Then you don't need or want it - so why bother mentioning it. Surely the thread is for those who might find it useful; not for those who wouldn't.

The Siggy 10-20 is my favourite lens.

Terrific B&W conversion. Would't have thought of it, couldn't have done it.

Try Transform, Distort. Work OK, but you'll need to crop to get rectangular frame - you should allow for this when taking the photo.

The latet version of The Gimp is free and is very good and there's a plug-in for RAW conversion. If you've got a fast computer, RawTherapee is a very good free RAW converter. It's worth trying the freebies to check how much PP you want to do.

Neat bit of work - could also consider taking out the darkish patch bottom right.

RAW then convert in PS.