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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 5/11/2004
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Umm, well, it doesn't HAVE to be visible, Bertram. I have found a set of plug-ins for PSP and PS that does this beautifully with no "jaggies." Interested? For just US$100 for the 8bit/24bit version (complete set) for RGB images, the Power Retouche plug-ins are amazing! Visit the site to see what they can do... incredible!
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The Armed Eye
{K:3563} 5/11/2004
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Well Roger, Atget also had such a wide angle (flat-)lens and similar distortions in some of his photos, so what ? :-)))
Serious: I will try that perhaps one day if I ever should learn to handle the damn PS properly.
But degradation will be visible, you are right.
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Roger Williams
{K:86139} 5/11/2004
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Lovely, Bertram. Have you tried correcting the verticals? I usually do, but PSP degrades the image quite significantly (creating jagged straight lines), and in a beautiful image like this, I am sure the effect would be noticeable. However, it might be worth doing... it is about the only area left where you might still be able to make an improvement!
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Philipe Gomez
{K:269} 5/8/2004
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wow, terrific perspective and choice of composition. The angular placement of the canal in your shot draws the viewer in, well done!
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Joana Melo
{K:1020} 5/8/2004
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great shot!! nice tones and composition!
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Gustavo Eulalio
{K:3777} 5/8/2004
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Beautiful place. Nicely shot, Bertram. I like the architecture and the refklections.
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Tim Long
{K:9228} 5/8/2004
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Beautiful capture, Bertram, of a beautiful town. Excellent diagonal composition, light and reflections. Very well done. Regards. Tim
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