A different way of shooting and a different buffet of focal lengths makes all-in-one cameras fun, full sun shooters. I took off some time yesterday to get over to the Graffiti Wall and take a few photos. It was the lull before the continuing storm of ACL Fest and the crunchy work calendar we've got in front of us this month. Most images here done in Jpeg with the lens at f4.5 and the focal length stretched out into the longer focal lengths. No big post processing beyond a bit of judicious sharpening. Still like the camera. Still like the Wall.
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I suggest you try backing off just a bit on the saturation setting in the menu for JPEGs. The default in past Panasonic consumer cameras has resulted in a mean chroma saturation that is about 110%. It usually means more "pop" (not altogether bad).
No. In fact, now that you've made that suggestion I'm going back in and adding more saturation. I might even play with the clarity slider. So there.
I loved seeing the Colorado state flag - not once but 2 times. It warmed my Colorado native heart.
"So there..." LOL
Well said :)
And by-the-by how's the "nano aquity"?
Cheers
Kirk Tuck is basically the Mad Max of camera settings.
Little camera does a nice job. Of course, it's in good hands. Hope to see portraits from it soon.
Living with the ACL festival apparently would tax the patience of a saint.
Just read the NYTimes story on AirBnB and other party house rental agencies. Good grief! The scale of this could wreck any neighborhood.
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