Luminous Landscape Forum
Equipment & Techniques => Landscape & Nature Photography => Topic started by: shadowblade on January 27, 2017, 10:54:53 am
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Sunset over Mt Fuji and Lake Ashi from Daikanzan.
Sony A7r with Canon 70-200mm, stitched.
I really hate sRGB - the red channel is clipped in the sRGB JPEG here, but is well within the Adobe RGB gamut in the TIFF. As is the case for almost every photo I take.
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Beautiful on my monitor but I appreciate your issues with sRGB; I imagine this to be absolutely stunning as a large print!
Tony Jay
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It's quite stunning. Beautifully composed.
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First class!
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Lovely shot!
The solution to your sRGB problem is obvious. Just buy wide-spectrum monitors for all of us who might ever want to view your images. Then you can do them in ARGB at least (until ProFoto monitors come along). ;)
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Lovely shot!
The solution to your sRGB problem is obvious. Just buy wide-spectrum monitors for all of us who might ever want to view your images. Then you can do them in ARGB at least (until ProFoto monitors come along). ;)
Put me on the list for the new display…
Stunning vista by the way!
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It's quite stunning. Beautifully composed.
Yes, great colour as always but the composition is also very pleasing.
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Beautiful on my monitor but I appreciate your issues with sRGB; I imagine this to be absolutely stunning as a large print!
Tony Jay
+1
Thierry
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Beautiful.
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Really lovely. Lovely warm tones.
Can I ask how many images have you stitched? Iv been going on a bit of a panorama spree of later and lightroom/photoshop has been having a melt down every time.
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Really lovely. Lovely warm tones.
Can I ask how many images have you stitched? Iv been going on a bit of a panorama spree of later and lightroom/photoshop has been having a melt down every time.
4. There was also a 4-stop GND filter in the mix. I could have done it without the filter, but that would have meant more noise in the shadows or the use of multiple exposures.
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Really worked well.
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I really hate sRGB - the red channel is clipped in the sRGB JPEG here, but is well within the Adobe RGB gamut in the TIFF. As is the case for almost every photo I take.
The struggle is REAL!