I couldn't work without LR. It's fantastic! Post your photos?
Tina
On Sat, Feb 2, 2013 at 5:37 PM, Paul Braun <pbraun42@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> One shot from last night was the entire cast, plus the directors and
> playwright on the set after the show. There was a lot going on, I was
> kinda rushed, and trying to avoid standing on seats so I used the 12-50 on
> the wider end. In retrospect, I should have pushed for more control of the
> situation and used a longer focal length.
>
> I didn't notice until I imported last night that the one director on the
> photo's left was really suffering from WA distortion - and since this was a
> non-repeatable shot, my heart sank. It wasn't unusable, but the distortion
> just looked bad. And it was the same in every shot of that arrangement.
> That's when I dug into my spiffy new LR book, found out about the "lens
> correction" menu. I grabbed the "distortion" slider, dragged it back and
> forth to see what it actually did, and was blown away to find out I could
> correct almost all of the "rubberface" distortion out of the edges.
>
> Awesome. Saved the photo. Yay, me!
>
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> Paul Braun
> Music Junkie
>
> "Music washes from the soul the dust of everyday life." -- Harlan Howard
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