Helpful Posts: I took this using the G2 on program mode with AEB and then blended the under and over exposure versions together and re-sized for the web. No other editing (Used Digikam software). I just thought I would show it and invite comments. If this is not the right place then I will re-post in other forums.
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21st January 2012, 10:35 AM #21
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Re: Digital on a budget - Canon Powershot G2
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21st January 2012, 10:44 AM #22Moderator
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Re: Digital on a budget - Canon Powershot G2
That's a good result Gary, it looks very natural, my only suggestion is that if you look at the luminance histogram, it might do with the black point moving by 5 to 10 levels, although looking at the colours individually, that may lose some shadow detail, but I don't think it will be noticeable.
Originally Posted by oldgreygary
I took this using the G2 on program mode with AEB and then blended the under and over exposure versions together and re-sized for the web. No other editing (Used Digikam software). I just thought I would show it and invite comments. If this is not the right place then I will re-post in other forums.
Cheers for now
Gary
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21st January 2012, 08:15 PM #23
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Re: Digital on a budget - Canon Powershot G2
Those whites seem a fraction on the blue side, which is what I found with my camera. But a very slight tweak with curves or levels etc will correct this.
Looks good though. I think you will have a lot of fun with that camera; and it's small enough to slip into a pocket.
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