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Experimenting with correcting the distortion that a Sigma 4.5mm fisheye lens makes. Not something I plan on doing everyday :)

More images of the falls can be seen here [link]
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~dusmartisi Jul 25, 2008   Photographer
amazing place!
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*danUK86 Jul 16, 2008
awesome shot!
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~Frankie3131 Jun 23, 2008
Very nice. :D
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~pauluminous Jun 22, 2008   Photographer
Well done on the correction. Can't you save the correction as a action or preset and just use it again and again on any other photo?
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`Photosbykev Jun 22, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
You can save the settings used but imo that's just like use Auto exposure on a camera. Every image needs different processing to get the best out of it and the same applies to multiple exposure shots.
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~pauluminous Jun 23, 2008   Photographer
Wouldn't the distortion be exactly the same on every exposure though, hence programs like DxO? Forgive my ignorance! ;)
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`Photosbykev Jun 23, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
For a specific lens the distortions would be identical which is why a lot of people use DxO to correct lens distortions. Changing the focal length will impact on perspective and the visual compression of the background to foreground.
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~Lady-Labyrinth Jun 20, 2008   Writer
What a lovely view!
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~mzkate Jun 20, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
[link]
:hug: hope its ok with you :hug:
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~StringOfLights Jun 19, 2008  Hobbyist Photographer
I personally like the flatness, it makes it look painted and that adds to the surreality of the scene. The tones give it that "suspended in time" look. But there would be no dinosaurs because there was no grass when dinos were around. :)
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