Boundaries
I’ll start with how I achieved this image. I took 9 images in 1 stop increments, in RAW format. I did this using the camera’s shutter release button. I wanted to capture the wildflowers in as much detail as I could, there was a slight wind, but calmed a bit as the sun was setting. With a lot of landscape I do I use a wireless shutter release, but 3 shot burst bracketing, is a lot faster and you’ll get less blur and ghosting from vegetation. I found this place in advance, set up and waited to be absorbed by the beauty and color that you see. I took many, many sets of 9 shots, different angles, compositions, f stops and ISOs. I layered the 9 images in Photomatix Pro, then did final edit in Lightroom CC.
When I got home, I was met by the usual Yosemite Mobbers/Haters, gloating and baiting, as I walk through the Hall of Hate. When I start my processing; I’ll fist bring my images up in Nikon’s View NX2. I do this to view and select the images and sets to work with. As I do this, I keep notes on the images that I want to use. Remember, I took a butt load of pics. I’ll copy the ones I want and put into a separate folder. With this image, I selected 6 sets, of 9 bracketed images, to work from. These are all in RAW format. I will open Photmaitx Pro 6; from there you can Drag and Drop, or Browse and Load. I select Browse and Load. Once there in the Photomatix window, look to the right top shaded area. Click on the small downward arrow, then select Details. This will place your pics in a list, instead of icons and is much easier to select the 9 pics of each set. Once you highlight the 9 pictures, press open and follow the steps. There are plenty of Tutorials on Photomatix and it’s an easy program to work with. I’ll save the image in TIFF format, Photomatix will save it in the same folder. I will take only the finished Photomatix images that I want to work with and place them to a new folder. I do this because, I do my final edit in Lightroom and I don’t want to fill my Lightroom libraries with a bunch of RAW images that I don’t use. You can edit your pics in any program that will except TIFF format. I save in TIFF to retain as much uncompressed data as possible.
Now that I have these pics in their own folder, I will bring that folder up in Lightroom CC. I did no color editing with this image. I did a little Shadow reduction, added a little Clarity, Dehaze, Vibrance and a light Vignette. I used my Nikon D600 and Bower (Samyang) 35/1.4 at f8, ISO 640. Folks, this is what Crazy can do; the Yosemite Mobbers/Haters want you to think I’m Crazy. And for listening pleasure, you can hear what Crazy Really Is; with the other Post title “No Boundaries” Those here in Yosemite’s Mobbing Community, have none. People; Gang Stalking, Community Stalking and Workplace Mobbing are real. Here in Yosemite National Park; they have these Toxic, conspired forms of spreading hate perfected and some are even rewarded.
Yosemite’s current Superintendent is: Michael T Reynolds
Nominated Director National Parks Services is: David Vela
Audio Truth about Yosemite National Park: flic.kr/p/2hJ7Rye
• The truth about Yosemite 2016 to current: www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Yosemite-Chief-Retiring-Ami...
Thank you and Flickr for giving me the opportunity to expose the Truth. Doing so, is becoming more dangerous each and every day, in the United States.
Boundaries
I’ll start with how I achieved this image. I took 9 images in 1 stop increments, in RAW format. I did this using the camera’s shutter release button. I wanted to capture the wildflowers in as much detail as I could, there was a slight wind, but calmed a bit as the sun was setting. With a lot of landscape I do I use a wireless shutter release, but 3 shot burst bracketing, is a lot faster and you’ll get less blur and ghosting from vegetation. I found this place in advance, set up and waited to be absorbed by the beauty and color that you see. I took many, many sets of 9 shots, different angles, compositions, f stops and ISOs. I layered the 9 images in Photomatix Pro, then did final edit in Lightroom CC.
When I got home, I was met by the usual Yosemite Mobbers/Haters, gloating and baiting, as I walk through the Hall of Hate. When I start my processing; I’ll fist bring my images up in Nikon’s View NX2. I do this to view and select the images and sets to work with. As I do this, I keep notes on the images that I want to use. Remember, I took a butt load of pics. I’ll copy the ones I want and put into a separate folder. With this image, I selected 6 sets, of 9 bracketed images, to work from. These are all in RAW format. I will open Photmaitx Pro 6; from there you can Drag and Drop, or Browse and Load. I select Browse and Load. Once there in the Photomatix window, look to the right top shaded area. Click on the small downward arrow, then select Details. This will place your pics in a list, instead of icons and is much easier to select the 9 pics of each set. Once you highlight the 9 pictures, press open and follow the steps. There are plenty of Tutorials on Photomatix and it’s an easy program to work with. I’ll save the image in TIFF format, Photomatix will save it in the same folder. I will take only the finished Photomatix images that I want to work with and place them to a new folder. I do this because, I do my final edit in Lightroom and I don’t want to fill my Lightroom libraries with a bunch of RAW images that I don’t use. You can edit your pics in any program that will except TIFF format. I save in TIFF to retain as much uncompressed data as possible.
Now that I have these pics in their own folder, I will bring that folder up in Lightroom CC. I did no color editing with this image. I did a little Shadow reduction, added a little Clarity, Dehaze, Vibrance and a light Vignette. I used my Nikon D600 and Bower (Samyang) 35/1.4 at f8, ISO 640. Folks, this is what Crazy can do; the Yosemite Mobbers/Haters want you to think I’m Crazy. And for listening pleasure, you can hear what Crazy Really Is; with the other Post title “No Boundaries” Those here in Yosemite’s Mobbing Community, have none. People; Gang Stalking, Community Stalking and Workplace Mobbing are real. Here in Yosemite National Park; they have these Toxic, conspired forms of spreading hate perfected and some are even rewarded.
Yosemite’s current Superintendent is: Michael T Reynolds
Nominated Director National Parks Services is: David Vela
Audio Truth about Yosemite National Park: flic.kr/p/2hJ7Rye
• The truth about Yosemite 2016 to current: www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/Yosemite-Chief-Retiring-Ami...
Thank you and Flickr for giving me the opportunity to expose the Truth. Doing so, is becoming more dangerous each and every day, in the United States.