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Hi, lovely shots! My apologies if you've posted this already, but do process your photos with anything to increase color saturation, or is this a white-balance setting on your SLR Panasonic digital? (I stopped searching through the archives once I discovered what kind of camera you'd bought--perhaps your answer is in the comments, and all I need to do is search them somehow) ..also, to your knowledge, if it's a white-balance setting, is this a trait of most/all Panasonic cameras?
Obviously you got the polarizer attachment--perhaps that's all you need to get the cool shots I'm talking about. (Especially, the guitar reflection colors, and the Random Streets taxi--color depth & saturation in general)
Anyway, lovely shots. Gives me a taste of Tokyo before arriving this September. Thanks for posting them
Posted by: Lance | July 26, 2004 03:07 AM
I don't have any polarizing filter, or do anything special when I take the photo. I do any (a lot of) adjusting after in Photoshop.
As for camera, I actually am now using the Nikon D-70 to take the photos.
Posted by: kevin | July 27, 2004 01:26 PM