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I found a solution to the problem of poor noise reduction on the Ricoh GR III files in Adobe products. DxO Optics PureRaw 2. Yep, I'm still on version two, and it does a much better job of noise reduction than Abobe's latest versions of Lightroom and Camera RAW.
This may be a unique complaint, but I've been unhappy with the noise reduction in Lightroom thus far. Early tests using DxO PureRaw eliminate any complaints I have about noise in the Ricoh raw files (up to ISO 1600; I haven't shot at a higher ISO yet-which is why I was surprised by the terrible results from Adobe products).
There's a patch of daffodils beginning to bloom next to the goat pavilion at Belmont Audubon Habitat. The animals were bleating at me while I took this photo, knowing I'd soon be in there to feed and pat them.
One way to tell the wood-peewee from the phoebe is the bicolored beak of the wood-pewee. It has a dark upper beak and a light lower beak.
Wood-peewee photographed in Bombay Hook NWR.
The wheels of a bicycle slanting as it is angled over to rest against a fence around some outdoor cafe tables. Spotted on the streets of Brisbane on a hot day. I remember we were enjoying cold ice-cream cones at the time.
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I heard this bi-plane coming from a long way off. It finally cleared the trees and I snapped this just as it passed overheard then disappeared.
Explored on Sept 6, 2007!
oh yeah, now I remember. I stopped to take some photos on the way home from work.
10 Year Project
Each month I take a favourite photo from ten years back, and re-edit it, using current tools and knowledge.
This was in Newton, a suburb of Sydney, Australia. I cleaned it up a bit, and did a much better job of the building texture and sky. I also found a big screw-up on the first one that I never noticed until now.