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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Good tonal range, and an interesting building. I'm surprised it leans so much with a 20mm lens. Was that deliberate?

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Nice one, eNo. The light on the shack lifts it beautifully.

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by carregwen View Post
    Good tonal range, and an interesting building. I'm surprised it leans so much with a 20mm lens. Was that deliberate?
    That would be distortion from the 20mm. In retrospect, I wish I had taken this with the 17-35. I'm not happy at all with the distortion the 20mm brings out on FX (check out the horizon line in this shot).

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by Donald View Post
    Nice one, eNo. The light on the shack lifts it beautifully.
    Thanks, Donald.

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by eNo View Post
    ~ I'm not happy at all with the distortion the 20mm brings out on FX
    Hi eNo,

    Nice sky, but I have to say the shack's distortion ruins it for me.

    Can it be "pulled straight" in Photoshop?

    Cheers,

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by Dave Humphries View Post
    Nice sky, but I have to say the shack's distortion ruins it for me.

    Can it be "pulled straight" in Photoshop?
    Yes, it can, but for me, it robs the image of a certain dynamic element, though I admit this isn't the best distortion correction job.

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by eNo View Post
    Hi,
    Very well done!
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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    Quote Originally Posted by eNo View Post
    Yes, it can, but for me, it robs the image of a certain dynamic element, though I admit this isn't the best distortion correction job.

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    In my opinion doing this correction You ruined the image.An 20mm lens always distorts.Doing conscious or not this distortion, in the first image, this cottage is pressed by the greatness of the sky and that is a natural and real sitation.In the fight between sky and cottage the cottage will be never the winner.
    Hoping all of You understood what I said, I remain the same
    Radu Dinu
    Last edited by Radu Dinu Cordeanu; 8th April 2010 at 08:44 AM.

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    Re: Lifeguard shack and sky

    I think this is absolutely fantastic, the sea bends to the left of the image, is that distortion. We don't see things like that around here although if memory serves me right there are some built structures on beaches in Cornwall, but they could be shops.

    Haven't been on holiday for 20 years so I don't know with surfing things might have changed, very nice place and inviting. cheers

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