Florida’s Original Tamiami Trail

[Larry Heath]

_DSC9241.jpg by Larry Heath, on Flickr

Later Larry

[thierrylegros396]

Good framing, but overprocessed to my taste.

Thierry

[luxborealis]

A beautiful, colourful image with great lines.

[Larry Heath]

Thanks gentleman for your comments. Thierry I would appreciate it greatly if you would flesh out your overprocessing comments just a bit? Once again thank you both for the comments.
Later Larry

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

A beautiful, colourful image with great lines.

I agree.

[thierrylegros396]

Thanks gentleman for your comments. Thierry I would appreciate it greatly if you would flesh out your overprocessing comments just a bit? Once again thank you both for the comments.
Later Larry

I find the local contrast and/or sharpening a bit exagerate.

You obtain a "HDR style" photo.

For me it would be better to decrease local contrast even if the shadows become darker.

Have a Nice W-E.

Thierry

[Arlen]

Thierry, I think the crunchiness here is mostly due to downscaling. If you click through to the full size image on Flickr, it looks better to me.

[thierrylegros396]

Thierry, I think the crunchiness here is mostly due to downscaling. If you click through to the full size image on Flickr, it looks better to me.

You're partly right, downscaling accentuates the crunchiness.

Thierry

[Larry Heath]

Once again thanks everyone for your thoughts and comments. I printed the image today at its full intended size of 36” x 78” on Canson Photo HD matt canvas and there is no sign of the crunchiness. Theirry, I do definitely see the crunchies you’re talking about on monitor at 100% viewing the uploaded jpg, and on a small jpg proof on glossy paper. I guess going from nearly a 1 GB file to a little more than 800K jpg leaves something to be desired in quality outcome.

Later Larry

[thierrylegros396]

Once again thanks everyone for your thoughts and comments. I printed the image today at its full intended size of 36” x 78” on Canson Photo HD matt canvas and there is no sign of the crunchiness. Theirry, I do definitely see the crunchies you’re talking about on monitor at 100% viewing the uploaded jpg, and on a small jpg proof on glossy paper. I guess going from nearly a 1 GB file to a little more than 800K jpg leaves something to be desired in quality outcome.

Later Larry

If the print is good, that's the most important thing!

Have a Nice Day.

Thierry

[MattBurt]

Nice image! It does look a little over sharpened here but it sounds like that may be an artifact of this site or something along those lines.