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Lovely blue sky

Fuji X100V captures the blue and red...

At least the sun came out today, I made the most of the V’s dynamic range and Velvia colour science profile. The camera allows for some stunning photography and it’s a joy to use, I am thinking of purchasing a DJI Osmo pocket video camera. Then turn parts of this blog into a vlog of my walk and tips and tricks of the camera etc
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Mark










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  1. AlexDecember 20, 2020 at 8:47 AM


    I like the last image, and I would work on the abberations in the sky.
    A vlog would be fun!

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  2. Mark DellDecember 21, 2020 at 3:53 AM

    I will have a look at that shot Alex - thanks for the comment
    I will aim for a weekly Vlog on here and see how it goes

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  3. Mark DellDecember 21, 2020 at 4:07 AM

    So I didn’t shoot raw images as you know and the detail in the sky and the abberations couldn’t really be saved, sadly a crop was in order !

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