A Strong Swimmer's Early Morning Splashes and Ripples
This photo was taken using automatic snapshot mode in the early morning blue period light. So, the exposure time was too long. I do like the smoothing effect on the water.
Post operative Physical Therapy session. Actually, Miss Cecily has recovered from her arthroscopic shoulder surgery. The physical therapy is to treat her severe tendonitis that was discovered during the surgery.
Edited with #Afterlight
Canon Powershot SX50 HS
Built in 4.3-215mm zoom lens
Settings:
ISO: 1600
Focal Length: 35.14 mm
Aperture: f5.6
Exposure time: 1/20 sec
Pixels: 4000x3000 pixels^2
EV: 0
3.2 Megabytes
JPEG
IMG_1667
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I took some time to experiment with a number of Apps on my very old 2nd generation iPad. "Afterlight" is fun to use and has interesting capabilities. I did very little processing on this photo. I just brightened it a bit.
Caution:
1. Afterlight wipes the EXIF settings. I entered these by hand from iPhoto.
2. I think the iPad "Afterlight" app saved only a modified version. I don't think it kept the original. I think this is the modified version. So I recommend saving the original first and using a copy in Afterlight.
A Strong Swimmer's Early Morning Splashes and Ripples
This photo was taken using automatic snapshot mode in the early morning blue period light. So, the exposure time was too long. I do like the smoothing effect on the water.
Post operative Physical Therapy session. Actually, Miss Cecily has recovered from her arthroscopic shoulder surgery. The physical therapy is to treat her severe tendonitis that was discovered during the surgery.
Edited with #Afterlight
Canon Powershot SX50 HS
Built in 4.3-215mm zoom lens
Settings:
ISO: 1600
Focal Length: 35.14 mm
Aperture: f5.6
Exposure time: 1/20 sec
Pixels: 4000x3000 pixels^2
EV: 0
3.2 Megabytes
JPEG
IMG_1667
_______________________________________________
I took some time to experiment with a number of Apps on my very old 2nd generation iPad. "Afterlight" is fun to use and has interesting capabilities. I did very little processing on this photo. I just brightened it a bit.
Caution:
1. Afterlight wipes the EXIF settings. I entered these by hand from iPhoto.
2. I think the iPad "Afterlight" app saved only a modified version. I don't think it kept the original. I think this is the modified version. So I recommend saving the original first and using a copy in Afterlight.