Leaving for a friend's BD party right now
I'll revisit your photos later in the week and report ;-)
Ph in a hurry
Le 20 sept. 15 à 11:16, ChrisB a écrit :
Thanks, Philippe.
Yes, being on holiday was a real pleasure. I was impressed with the
friendliness of the locals and with most people’s willingness to let
me keep going with my poor French.
I hadn’t noticed any distortion (but I’m not that good at noticing
that sort of thing). Can you give me an example or two?
I do have PTLens which would help with distortion.
Chris
On 20 Sep 2015, at 10:06, philippe.amard <philippe.amard@xxxxxx>
wrote:
Beautiful series shot in marvellous light.
Wish I had tken many of them -at least I'd have been on vacation
too ;-)
Just one remark about the lens(es) used: some photos display a lot
of distortion -as seen by my poor eyes. Have you played with the
software correction a lot? Or are they as they as is and therefore
might benefit from some editing.
Nice holidays and job in any case.
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