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golunvolo
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May 09, 2016, 17:10:21 »
I love the light from the window. A couple of characters.
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armando_m
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May 09, 2016, 17:24:59 »
Paco, fantastic b&w processing , done in camera ?
I do not smoke, and find it very annoying when smokers are in the same room , your image made me feel like that , so I guess it really works
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Armando Morales
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May 09, 2016, 17:49:08 »
Yes Armando, straight of the camera: Nikon d750 monochrome @ sharpening 4.00, clarity +1, contrast +1. This one was processed for the web -resize- with capture nx-d. It keeps all the original adjustments of the camera. Other than that, is very slow. Running on a McBook Pro 2012 i7, SDD and 16 gb of ram...still slow.
I quit smoking some 2 years ago and it is uncomfortable to have people smoking around. They were doing their best to throw it all out the window, but still
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