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Not really done too much with the camera this last week so relying on these shots of Whitby from Good Friday
I'll upload the original of this so you can see just how much crap there was on my sensor... and why I've been reluctant to edit these! Hate cloning out dust, such a waste of your life.
Anyway - this is one looking down the line of the groynes as opposed to a quirky
Amazingly this does not use either an BW 3.0ND or a Lee Big Stopper.
| Title: | Groynes |
| Username: | 
ade_mcfade |
| Uploaded: | 18 Apr 2010 - 6:07 PM |
| Tags: | Black & white, Cliche, Groynes, Landscape / travel, Sandsend, Whitby |
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quicker to clean that sensor then mate 
top shot, more powerful as a mono i think
rgds
Dave
it's a very clean sensor now, believe me!
I had no idea it was dirty... I think the wind on the day caused it
changing lenses is a nightmare! cracking mono.
Wow !! Lovely capture and I love the mono conversion !!! 
Have a GEA on me !!
Nishad
just the normal Lee filters set up Nick - 2 slots for square filters and the 105mm ring on the end, where I screw the polariser in.
I used to have a heliopan filter which didn''t vignette, but that got scratched when it fell off in a river once
If I've missed some bunnies, I didn't obviously know they were there!! Had I seen then I'd have cloned them out 
Ta for the award
lol - just spotted this...
Quote: ... only coz yer too tight to buy one
I was looking for one about a year ago, never got round to it then everyone seemed to start buying them, so thought i'd give it a miss
I'll probably get one when they go out of fashion
Just ordering a Tobacco Grad
Quote: Love the "strength" of the b&w version Ade
Mike
hi Mike - not sure if "strength" is a reference to strength in Photomatix?
It's actually just one shot and I used a Silver EFX to create the mono - and upped the "structure" quite a bit.
you can get this look with photomatix though Usually a bit more in yer face though
Great conversion, and thanks for sharing the origional. If i'd not seen the origional i'd have never even thought of attempting a shot like this, now i will thanks.
I'm guessing the small aperture to get the deep DOF showed up the dust bunnies.
Cracking image and good timing with natural lighter break in the center distant clouds.
yeah - it was F22 so everything showed up
Apart from the dust and a bit of lens correction, it really was a trivially easy conversion in Silver EFX - tremendous bit of kit
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