G6 pictures mississippi lock,dam.

[Bob tucker]

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Bob tucker

Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50 AWB.All post processing

was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments welcome
Cheers Bob.



first pic.looking east at Illinois.



Again looking east at Illinois.



This is the lock barges move through it on there trips up and down the river.This shot is looking north east.



This is a little wider shot of the lock,dam looking east.





This shot is looking west into missouri all shot from the same camera position.The little town is clarksvill missouri.



Again looking north east
This shot is looking south east toward St.louis.



This shot the lock is partly open looking north east.

 

[Bob tucker]

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.



first pic.looking east at Illinois.



Again looking east at Illinois.



This is the lock barges move through it on there trips up and down
the river.This shot is looking north east.



This is a little wider shot of the lock,dam looking east.





This shot is looking west into missouri all shot from the same
camera position.The little town is clarksvill missouri.



Again looking north east
This shot is looking south east toward St.louis.



This shot the lock is partly open looking north east.

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Bob tucker
Here's EXIF data from one shot.
File Name
IMG_0007.JPG
Camera Model Name
Canon PowerShot G6
Shooting Date/Time
3/18/2005 11:11:41 AM
Shooting Mode
Aperture-Priority AE
Photo Effect
Vivid
Tv (Shutter Speed)
1/640
Av (Aperture Value)
5.6
Light Metering
Evaluative
Exposure Compensation
0
ISO Speed
50
Lens
7.2 - 28.8mm
Focal Length
28.8mm
Digital Zoom
None
Image Size
3072x2304
Image Quality
Superfine
Flash
Off
White Balance
Auto
AF Mode
Single AF
Color Space
sRGB
File Size
3516KB
Drive Mode
Single-frame shooting
Owner's Name

 

[kanadian fotografer]

Very nice Bob! Do you ever enter the challenges here on the forum? I think that maybe you fourth shot might qualify. It has to do with lines going across the picture that are not straight with the horizon. Thanks for sharing, Catherine

 

[Bob tucker]

Very nice Bob! Do you ever enter the challenges here on the forum?
I think that maybe you fourth shot might qualify. It has to do with
lines going across the picture that are not straight with the
horizon. Thanks for sharing, Catherine

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Bob tucker
Hi Catherine.I dont get into any of the challenges there way over my head
anyway im just a rank amateur really even less than a amateur.I dont think

any of my pictures are that great.But thanks if you think so.Im just having fun with my G6.Today i took a picture of my granddaughter,her son i diden't think it was that good but posted it anyway.Sue anne throught it was great so you see it boils down to personal choice.Cheers Bob.

 

[Mike Chinnock]

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.



first pic.looking east at Illinois.



Again looking east at Illinois.



This is the lock barges move through it on there trips up and down
the river.This shot is looking north east.



This is a little wider shot of the lock,dam looking east.





This shot is looking west into missouri all shot from the same
camera position.The little town is clarksvill missouri.



Again looking north east
This shot is looking south east toward St.louis.



This shot the lock is partly open looking north east.

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I looked at your pictures ... One thing there were quite a few ... even with 3 MB/sec DSL it took 15 seconds to open all of them ... poor dial-up folks might not like that. I was with the Army Corps of Engineers ... so the pictures are of sorta "ho-hum" subjects ... Sure would have made a big impression 25 years ago though.

Good luck, and ...

Happy Shooting !

Mike Chinnock

 

[Ordi]

Hi Bob
it's very nice pictures.
have you tried the personal mode with +1 for sharpness, color and contrast?
regards,
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Renaud, the french ( http://sitenfant.free.fr/en/ if not nothing...)

 

[Bob tucker]

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.



first pic.looking east at Illinois.



Again looking east at Illinois.



This is the lock barges move through it on there trips up and down
the river.This shot is looking north east.



This is a little wider shot of the lock,dam looking east.





This shot is looking west into missouri all shot from the same
camera position.The little town is clarksvill missouri.



Again looking north east
This shot is looking south east toward St.louis.



This shot the lock is partly open looking north east.

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I looked at your pictures ... One thing there were quite a few ...
even with 3 MB/sec DSL it took 15 seconds to open all of them ...
poor dial-up folks might not like that. I was with the Army Corps
of Engineers ... so the pictures are of sorta "ho-hum" subjects ...
Sure would have made a big impression 25 years ago though.

Good luck, and ...

Happy Shooting !

Mike Chinnock
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Bob tucker

Hi Mike.Yeah i know what you mean.Im on dial up my self.Some one on this site wanted to see them but as far as i know diden't look.I not going to post more the two anymore.It's even a long wait for me lol.
I know the lock,dams are a ho-hum subject i just live pretty close to em.
Im going to take these off right away.Thanks for looking Cheers Bob.

 

[Wickiup47]

The pics looked great from here should be appreciated by the fact he took them from where he was standing and not from where someone else thought he should be. He did well with the subject at hand.

Water related shots can be a challenge to any photographer and the experience obtained here coupled with the comments will help this person learn from the experience.

I am a novice photographer but not a novice engineer and the subject looked challenging and well presented given the circumstances and certainly not "ho-hum" in result nor effort.

Keep up the good work as we all learn from and enjoy the experiences of others.

Jim Curts

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.



first pic.looking east at Illinois.



Again looking east at Illinois.



This is the lock barges move through it on there trips up and down
the river.This shot is looking north east.



This is a little wider shot of the lock,dam looking east.





This shot is looking west into missouri all shot from the same
camera position.The little town is clarksvill missouri.



Again looking north east
This shot is looking south east toward St.louis.



This shot the lock is partly open looking north east.

--
I looked at your pictures ... One thing there were quite a few ...
even with 3 MB/sec DSL it took 15 seconds to open all of them ...
poor dial-up folks might not like that. I was with the Army Corps
of Engineers ... so the pictures are of sorta "ho-hum" subjects ...
Sure would have made a big impression 25 years ago though.

Good luck, and ...

Happy Shooting !

Mike Chinnock
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[sueanne]

I agree ... don't take them off, I only got to see a few but on dial up it was already 15 minutes :0 I like what I saw Bob, vivid sure brings out the blues in the waters, the reds in my barn pictures but what about grass? Anyone want to try vivid on grass greens?

Keep posting Bob, at my end of Pa. I don't get to see the locks

How was your day BTW Bob?
sue anne
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Water related shots can be a challenge to any photographer and the
experience obtained here coupled with the comments will help this
person learn from the experience.

I am a novice photographer but not a novice engineer and the
subject looked challenging and well presented given the
circumstances and certainly not "ho-hum" in result nor effort.

Keep up the good work as we all learn from and enjoy the
experiences of others.

Jim Curts

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.

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sue anne
gee-six Mama

 

[Bob tucker]

Keep posting Bob, at my end of Pa. I don't get to see the locks

How was your day BTW Bob?
sue anne
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Water related shots can be a challenge to any photographer and the
experience obtained here coupled with the comments will help this
person learn from the experience.

I am a novice photographer but not a novice engineer and the
subject looked challenging and well presented given the
circumstances and certainly not "ho-hum" in result nor effort.

Keep up the good work as we all learn from and enjoy the
experiences of others.

Jim Curts

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Bob tucker
Hi Everybody.Today i took a drive about 45 miles north of where i
live in missouri.I shot all pictures in vivid AV F5.6 ISO 50
AWB.All post processing
was resize,usm 140/0.4/0 i'll post the EXIF data for one shot the
only differance is the shutter speed form shot to shot.Comments
welcome
Cheers Bob.

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sue anne
gee-six Mama

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Bob tucker

Hi Sue anne.I already deleted the pictures off my web site.But i can put them back on there.I should know better then to put so many on one post.It wont happen again.I'll just post one or two pictures.I have dial up to so it takes just as long for me lol.The one guy said it took 15 seconds for all to load with DSL and it sounded like he was complaining lol.oh well to each his own.Cheers Bob.

 

[Bob tucker]

Hi Bob
it's very nice pictures.
have you tried the personal mode with +1 for sharpness, color and
contrast?
regards,
--
Renaud, the french ( http://sitenfant.free.fr/en/ if not nothing...)

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Bob tucker
Hi Oridi.I use PSE3 for sharpness.I always set the camera to 0 sharpness,

AV F5.6 when out doors.Other wise i use AV F 4.0 Thanks for your comments,waiting for the pictures to load.Cheers Bob.

 

[sueanne]

Hi Bob,

Don't worry, my posts get all kinds of responses but I don't mind - its what makes the world go around. You were trying to show what vivid can do and its a plus in certain situations. I think you should try some RAW - you might like it. I do some as it can get hard to get the picture the way you want it. I first open it up in Zoombrowser and then do more editing in PE3.

sue anne
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Hi Sue anne.I already deleted the pictures off my web site.But i
can put them back on there.I should know better then to put so many
on one post.It wont happen again.I'll just post one or two
pictures.I have dial up to so it takes just as long for me lol.The
one guy said it took 15 seconds for all to load with DSL and it
sounded like he was complaining lol.oh well to each his own.Cheers
Bob.

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sue anne
gee-six Mama

 

[Bob tucker]

Don't worry, my posts get all kinds of responses but I don't mind -
its what makes the world go around. You were trying to show what
vivid can do and its a plus in certain situations. I think you
should try some RAW - you might like it. I do some as it can get
hard to get the picture the way you want it. I first open it up in
Zoombrowser and then do more editing in PE3.

sue anne
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Hi Sue anne.I already deleted the pictures off my web site.But i
can put them back on there.I should know better then to put so many
on one post.It wont happen again.I'll just post one or two
pictures.I have dial up to so it takes just as long for me lol.The
one guy said it took 15 seconds for all to load with DSL and it
sounded like he was complaining lol.oh well to each his own.Cheers
Bob.

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sue anne
gee-six Mama

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Bob tucker

Hi Sue anne.I dont get discouraged by any ones comments.I should of known better then to post so many pictures on the same subject.

For me anyway it's kinda hard to tell a story with pictures if i only post one or two.The guy that made the comment wasn't being rude he was just saying the subject was oh-hum oh well lol.Im kinda oh-hum to.
Also he said take it easy on the dial i up folks witch im one.No problem
Here.Hey it's the weekend no ones here lol.Cheers Bob.

 

[AndyVR]

Hi Bob

I don't think Mike was complaining abiut the picture's contents, rather the download time for Dial-up users...

How about just posting a couple of pics and then pasting a link to your photo hosting site so people can choose to pop along and view the rest of them??
Just a thought.

AndyR

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