Arches and other Utah Nat Parks: a photo tip
(Dear Moderator -- I posted this item in the National Parks forum because it is about the particular problems I encountered when taking photos in the southwestern national parks. If it is in the wron...
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But don't over saturate, over contrast, or anything to make phony images. Easy to do.
I have the D5100 now, johnna, and it is all I need for sure.
A professional photographer friend of mine in CO once told me - put the camera away at 9am and don't get it out until 3pm; unless the weather turns bad. Much to be said for that.
I have shot many thousands of images in UT and it, like AZ where I live, just washes out at midday. If you try to add in with programs you get unreal looking things many times.
I have the D5100 now, johnna, and it is all I need for sure.
A professional photographer friend of mine in CO once told me - put the camera away at 9am and don't get it out until 3pm; unless the weather turns bad. Much to be said for that.
I have shot many thousands of images in UT and it, like AZ where I live, just washes out at midday. If you try to add in with programs you get unreal looking things many times.
