Winter shot: H Plus

[Steve Carr]

Three shot stitched together with PTGui and editing with Aurora.

 

[FlushVision]

Nice picture Steve.

 

[NorWiscPilot]

Ooooooo, very nice, @Steve Carr!

See you all? Steve does not hibernate ALL winter!

Jeff

 

[Ty Pilot]

Steve, I love that white sand, looks almost like Panama City Beach's sand.


Seriously though, nice shot. Curious, did this come from three JPEG's or did you use DNG's?

 

[DoomMeister]

The silicon at PCB was my favorite back in the mid to late 70’s. It was one of the whitest beaches in the world.

 

[Phaedrus]

I had to put a jacket on just to look at it!!

 

[Steve Carr]

Curious, did this come from three JPEG's or did you use DNG's?

I used DNG's and output to both TIFF and JPG. I presume the TIFF file would be better for printing or does it matter?

 

[cbphoto2006]

Once you have finished any editing there is no extra benefit printing from a tif file, and actually it can take a lot longer because of the file size tif files can get to. As a photographer I would always work from dng to produce the tif edit that if necessary and then save a finished version as a jpg to print from or archive.

I used DNG's and output to both TIFF and JPG. I presume the TIFF file would be better for printing or does it matter?

 

[Steve Carr]

Once you have finished any editing there is no extra benefit printing from a tif file, and actually it can take a lot longer because of the file size tif files can get to. As a photographer I would always work from dng to produce the tif edit that if necessary and then save a finished version as a jpg to print from or archive.

I found that to be the case. The tiff is 58MB and the jpg is 28MB. When zooming in they appear identical.