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[NannyFerret]

can some give me feedback on quality etc. as I'm editing and iploading using the ipad mini?

 I would appreciate any CC too as I haven't done a lot of eriting on the ipad before.

[Phil]

Tis a lovely scene, but Judy's right, the sky is blown I'm afraid.

[NannyFerret]

Thank you both. That just what I needed.

I will check ipad display settings as the sky isn't blown on here, but I did add contrast so will be careful with that while editing on the ipad.

thanks again.

I will try and post the original later for comparison. 

 

[NannyFerret]

Here is the original.

It was quite misty and I probably didn't have it on the right setting as I got the shot quick.

The bottom one was edited, but I left the contrast and saturation alone.

The brighness slider on the ipad was quite low so would have made it darker on my screen.

The only other setting that I can find for the screen is Auto which made my view even darker.

I have put the slider halfway, but I'm not sure whether this is the ideal setting when photo editing.

Any idea.s anyone, or should I stick to the halfway setting?

 

[ChrisLumix]

The bottom shot is best of the three in my opinion.

[NannyFerret]

Thanks, Chris.

I was a bit more careful with the editing.

A mini ipad isn't quite the same for editing as a 24" screen. Lol, but it is small enough for me to carry when travelling on trains.

[colinb]

A nice picture, I do prefer the last edit although this would be a good reason/ test to break out the 50/50 grad if you have one?

[NannyFerret]

Thanks for the feedback, Colin.

I brought the TZ60 as heavy camera and other stuff had to stay at home , as too much to carry on the train since we now have extra luggage in the shape of a little dog. Lol.

we took the dog a walk tonight and the light over the harbour was good and the mountains across the estuary were nice and clear.

I could have kicked myself for not taking the camera.