Top of Europe: Swiss Jungfraujoch

NorthernLights · 16th August 2003

Images shot with 'Sunny f22-rule' manual exposure (ISO 100, f22, Tv= 1/100s) for non mid-tone, snowy white landscapes."

Picture of the train that takes you up to the top (bright sunny lit, f16, ISO 100, Tv = 1/100s).

I had sent these pics for commercial printing and the blue was bluer when I printed on 4R with a 6MP image. In addition, noticeable loss of resolution and details seen in the snow in this posted pic (size 800x557 pixels, medium resolution detailing on PS) vs the printed one(4R, 6MP, no-compression).

NorthernLights · 18th August 2003

Comments welcome!

16th August 2003	#1
NorthernLights Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 2,085	Top of Europe: Swiss Jungfraujoch Images shot with 'Sunny f22-rule' manual exposure (ISO 100, f22, Tv= 1/100s) for non mid-tone, snowy white landscapes." Picture of the train that takes you up to the top (bright sunny lit, f16, ISO 100, Tv = 1/100s). I had sent these pics for commercial printing and the blue was bluer when I printed on 4R with a 6MP image. In addition, noticeable loss of resolution and details seen in the snow in this posted pic (size 800x557 pixels, medium resolution detailing on PS) vs the printed one(4R, 6MP, no-compression). __________________ Leica digital user:thumbsup http://www.flickr.com/photos/justphotography/ Last edited by NorthernLights; 18th August 2003 at 10:26 PM.

18th August 2003	#2
NorthernLights Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Singapore Posts: 2,085	Comments welcome! Comments welcome! __________________ Leica digital user:thumbsup http://www.flickr.com/photos/justphotography/