A view taken inside the Doi Suthep Temple close to Chiang Mai in Thailand.
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You can, yes, though I think once the in camera decision has been made it’s only right to follow through. Hopefully it teaches you self discipline or helps you to work to a consistent format.
John, that is true if you tend toward being disciplined. I’m a bit lazy with having it all, well so to speak, in one lens. The Tamron 16-300mm gives me a lot to play with. Oh, yes were talking about in the camera. I’ll have to try that format style. Thanks.
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Beautiful lighting on this John. Really stunning.
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Cropping has helped with this, as well as some editing of the lighting. Thanks Tim.
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Cropping is one of our strongest tools. Sometimes I have to tell myself to do less cropping in the camera. It can wait for the post processing.
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I sometimes change the camera format to take square which I like, but also pano, but most usually crop in post.
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That’s an interesting approach. Can you change that in post-production?
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You can, yes, though I think once the in camera decision has been made it’s only right to follow through. Hopefully it teaches you self discipline or helps you to work to a consistent format.
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John, that is true if you tend toward being disciplined. I’m a bit lazy with having it all, well so to speak, in one lens. The Tamron 16-300mm gives me a lot to play with. Oh, yes were talking about in the camera. I’ll have to try that format style. Thanks.
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