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Thanks Lex. It is actually chocolate brown - unusual for a Highland. It may change later in life. Unfortunately my A2 is rusting somewhere on the North York Moors (well I am getting quite old) and I now use a Canon EOS 40D
Seamus
Seamus
Paul, I agree about the exposure and contrast, which is in part a result of the conversion to jpg, resizing, and the problem of colour rendition in Firefox. A full scale print (CMYK conversion) is fine.
There is a always a particular problem in photographing dark Highland foals. Their furry baby hair not only seems to absorb light so that detail is hard to capture, but gives an impression of loss of focus.
I have also had a problem with a very dark Dales mare - unless the light is just right (in direction and intensity) texture, contrast and contour come out as a featureless blackness.
Thanks for your comment
There is a always a particular problem in photographing dark Highland foals. Their furry baby hair not only seems to absorb light so that detail is hard to capture, but gives an impression of loss of focus.
I have also had a problem with a very dark Dales mare - unless the light is just right (in direction and intensity) texture, contrast and contour come out as a featureless blackness.
Thanks for your comment
A nice shot Seamus, good exposure, nice catch light in the eye, and I love the little beard.
I may benefit with a little more space to the right and top which Ive done in a mod by increasing canvas size and adding in the grass. I sharpened slightly also.
Im wondering what you mean by the problem of colour with Firefox? Can you provide more details, - Im surprised as Firefox has been the only browser that supports colour management for years until Safari 5 just added it?
Regards
Willie
I may benefit with a little more space to the right and top which Ive done in a mod by increasing canvas size and adding in the grass. I sharpened slightly also.
Im wondering what you mean by the problem of colour with Firefox? Can you provide more details, - Im surprised as Firefox has been the only browser that supports colour management for years until Safari 5 just added it?
Regards
Willie
