I quite agree with you Moose that what may have been a good picture yesterday
could be considered as lower grade by today’s standards. And post does matter,
a lot.
The art of printing in the lab was also something few mastered or cared for,
and yet, look at HCB, whose tireur saved so many pictures, or Ansel Adams who
MADE pictures and didn’t take them, or Sebastian DELGADO, etc - something takes
place after they have clicked, which is an essential albeit sometimes
painstaking part of photography. Note that slides were probably the exception.
Now, to get back to the pup, I attribute the lack of apparent sharpness to the
light (read colour temp) Happens sometimes.
Your version looks much sharper indeed. Yet, we lose the golden glow on the
fur. Hard to get the best of all worlds ;-)
Amities
Philippe
> Le 2 déc. 2019 à 01:21, Moose <olymoose@xxxxxxxxx> a écrit :
>
> On 11/30/2019 6:37 PM, Mike Lazzari wrote:
>> Walk today
>>
>> <http://www.interisland.net/watershed/mike/WalkDogs/Nov19/SBeach__B300031.JPG>
>>
>> I've had the 12-200 for about 2 months now and still not sure what to think.
>> Not that sharp...but what do you expect for this zoom range. It really is a
>> great walk about, travel lens but wish it was a bit sharper like the 14-150.
>> Still have to bring the 9-18 but not necessary to switch nearly as much. I
>> was ready to return it but decided to give it a chance. What do you think?
>
> I dunno, looks pretty sharp to me. ;-)
> <http://www.moosemystic.net/Gallery/Others/Mike/PuponRock.htm>
>
> For me, photography has broadened to include software. Would I rather carry
> larger, heavier gear, or spend a little on software and spend some time in
> post?
>
> I did some practical testing of this in our Fall seven weeks in New England
> and Ireland, shooting several casual days with Panny's 1" sensor 24-360 FF
> mm eq. superzoom.
>
> I have no definitive answer for myself, as yet, but it is a real question of
> trade-offs that didn't exist until fairly recently.
>
> Although not without their faults, among them lengthy processing*, but with
> capabilities undreamed of but on CSI until now, the change the equations.
>
> * You are building a powerhouse PC, no?
>
> Fence, Straddle, Moose
>
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