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Bray
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Great striking image! great choice for conversion too.
The sky is what makes it for me. Really dramatic!
There is a Correct Camera Distortion Filter in Elements 5.
I’m relieved, as I upgraded from Elements 2 yesterday, and it is soo-o much better!I’d swap horses for the seafront any day ;-) Beautiful shot L, see what you meant about the sky!
D.
Cracking shot Lorraine…and that lens correction filter worked wonders…is a marked difference. I think this thread might be getting visited quite a bit when a few more of those wide angle lenses appear. A good one to take note of for future reference.
p&s wrote:
There is a Correct Camera Distortion Filter in Elements 5.
I’m relieved, as I upgraded from Elements 2 yesterday, and it is soo-o much better!I had a scope at my E5 book last night, I noted the Correct Camera Distortion filter but didn’t think it would correct this. I’ll have another look tonight, cheers.
Flip – I agree – the weather was co-operating for a change ;) … I love drama :D
P&S – the reviews online for elements 5 seem very good – I haven’t used it but it seems to have alot of what you need :)
Dave – :shock: :shock: Are ye mad :!: :!: :lol: Its a lovely spot out on Bray promenade -always plenty of strollers and interesting people types to shoot aswell.. Very different to stinky horse poo Smithfield on a miserable Sunday :) But I take the opportunities i get :lol:
Robbie – Yup – handy filter that – I’m sure it will get planty of work from me – Thanks again JB ;) – sounds like a wide angle might be on your gadget list :lol:
Brian – Glad you found it – I’m interested to her how it works out for you ?
L
Great conversion and drama here with a nice lead in from the shore line.
Mick
Hi Lorraine,
Excellent work of conversion!! Love the silver tone of the sea and the sky, absolutely amazing!! :wink:
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