Il lago di Malciaussia in provincia di Torino

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Image Title: Il lago di Malciaussia in provincia di Torino

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By: Claudio Pallard
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Photographer	Claudio Pallard {Karma:116}
Project	#20 Classic Landscape	Camera Model	Nikon Coolpix 3100
Categories	Landscape	Film Format
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Uploaded	5/22/2005	Film / Memory Type
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Location	City - Usseglio near Turin State - PIEDMONT Country - Italy
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Eric Peterson {K:4419} 5/23/2005

Gorgeous landscape. I like the composition with the valley off center. The reflection highlights the purple flowers and emphasizes them as foreground interest. The only real problem I see is the JPEG artifacts and loss of detail because of it. The photo looks over compressed either in camera, when processing to post, or both. It is most obvious in the sky and shows up as a blotchy pattern. To fix it you should check to make sure your camera is set to capture at its best quality setting even though it means you get fewer shots per card. You also want to save your pictures on your computer in an uncompressed format like TIFF. The more often you resave as a JPEG after adjusting a picture the worse the artifacts will get because it gets recompressed with every save. When you do need to save as a JPEG as you do to post to Usefilm you should use the highest quality setting that leaves you under the 360k limit to minimize the artifacts. If you already knew that I apologize for going on. It just seemed a shame that such a good shot should be let down by a simple to remedy technical problem.

Eric

Ayse Altan {K:3905} 5/22/2005

Nice landscape

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