NYC at Sunset

[dandaluzphotography]

Guys,

I was bored and drove over to Weehawken, NJ to get shots of NYC. What do you think?

Thanks,
Danny

P.S., Looks a lot better on flickr.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dannya...otography/5871945604/in/photostream/lightbox/

 

[Kerbouchard]

Looks a bit soft. Are you running any kind of sharpening in post processing? Are you doing any post processing?

Since you say your photos are okay to edit, here is a quick one. Ran smart sharpen at a radius of 0.6 at around 70% and then ran it again at 0.1 radius at around 60%.

 

[dandaluzphotography]

Looks a bit soft. Are you running any kind of sharpening in post processing? Are you doing any post processing?

Since you say your photos are okay to edit, here is a quick one. Ran smart sharpen at a radius of 0.6 at around 70% and then ran it again at 0.1 radius at around 60%.

See what I mean? I'm going to be doing some more testing tonight.

Thx

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[dandaluzphotography]

See what I mean? I'm going to be doing some more testing tonight.

Thx

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It does look much better on flickr. Tiny pic makes it look worse.

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[analog.universe]

It does look much better on flickr. Tiny pic makes it look worse.

Stuff always looks softer on this forum, even when you host the image yourself at the appropriate size... I think your flickr version looks a lot better, but I still would sharpen the RAW before resizing it.

 

[tyler_h]

Flickr seems to apply a fair amount of sharpening when it creates the resized versions; at least that is what I've found when comparing to the same shot on my comp.

 

[Muusers]

Nice balance of colours. Really like it. I'd crop of the really black clouds on the top since they don't add. Also that way you get more of a skyline view imo.

 

[dandaluzphotography]

Stuff always looks softer on this forum, even when you host the image yourself at the appropriate size... I think your flickr version looks a lot better, but I still would sharpen the RAW before resizing it.

Thanks!

I always do all my post on the full size version. The last thing I do is to resize it.

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[Kerbouchard]

Stuff always looks softer on this forum, even when you host the image yourself at the appropriate size... I think your flickr version looks a lot better, but I still would sharpen the RAW before resizing it.

Thanks!

I always do all my post on the full size version. The last thing I do is to resize it.

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After resizing, you should sharpen again. A lot of detail gets thrown away on a resize, and depending on what method you use to resize, you can lose a lot of sharpness.