Autumn Colors in the Neighborhood by Canon Image Challenge


14-OCT-2014	Jim B (MSP)

My wife and I went out for a walk the other day as the sun was brilliant and the trees were nearing peak color. This is a 6 shot pano.

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Canon Image Challenge		19-Oct-2014 00:48
Jim, it's definitely possible that my monitor is off a bit. I use Spyder4Pro to calibrate my monitors, but I'm not sure just how well it works. I do think this looks better on my monitor with the changes you made ... but it really wasn't bad before :-) - Ken

Canon Image Challenge		18-Oct-2014 01:24
Ken - I know our monitors are calibrated differently. Both your leopard and the elephant look a bit dark to me. I will recalibrate when I reach Green Valley this week. I probably work in a brighter room than you do, though my colormunki is supposed to compensate for the ambient light. jim

Canon Image Challenge		18-Oct-2014 01:19
Ken - could be, as this was just a quickie. It looked the same on both of my monitors, which is good as I calibrate them the same way. The more I look at it, I guess the grass is a bit bright. Here is the same shot using Lightroom with the exposure reduced by 0.5, the highlights reduced a bit, and the shadows bumped up a bit. Jim

Canon Image Challenge		17-Oct-2014 22:31
Excellent job of stitching the pano! To me, the image is just a little too bright. I wonder if it wouldn't make the colors "pop" a little more if you darkened it slightly? (Or, maybe it's my monitor?) - Ken

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