Oct. 29, 2024
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Very nice colours in the sky but the RGB values in foreground are all single digits close to zero - very near black.
I would be surprised if I couldn't see more detail in the foreground at the time since the sun is still reasonably high above the horizon.
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I love the sky - the patterns are really good.
[And how dark the foreground is, is irrelevant to me - it just provides a natural border to the interesting bits]
Alan
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Carefully worded: Danno was using his screen-color-picker. Your experience could be be different.
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Yep, I described what I see on my particular screen because that is all I can go by.
A given image will not render exactly the same on every screen for obvious and commonly known reasons.
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I suggest to comment on posted image, not to delve into technical pixel-peeping. You may start new thread in some technical part of forum, linking to source post here or something.
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Exactly. The photographer chose settings that create a silhouette of the trees on the ridge and give a frame to the base of the image. Discussion about whether or not it might have been possible to see detail in the dark areas is completely irrelevant to discussion of the image.
