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12-06-2008, 8:21 PM
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Taken with a D300 and Sigma 150 2.8.
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Liking these a lot,no'4 has some great detail to it,the first 3 are colourful and vibrant.
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These are lovely john, Colours in the first 3 are very striking (you using vivid in picture control?) especially the detail in the last one. 
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#2 & #4 for me. 4 has great texture  and 2 kind of reminds me of flying saucers for some reason  | |
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Originally Posted by imcarm  These are lovely john, Colours in the first 3 are very striking (you using vivid in picture control?) especially the detail in the last one. | No, I am not using "vivid", but I did tweak these in PSE6 
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#1 I like the bokeh on the flower at the back
#4 Loads of detail of the flower in this one
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[QUOTE=dazza74;7192453#4 Loads of detail of the flower in this one[/QUOTE]
Thanks - clever software that PSE6
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