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Posted: 08 May 2022

Taken: 25 Mar 2022

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1/320 • f/4.0 • 50.0 mm • ISO 100 •

RICOH IMAGING COMPANY, LTD. PENTAX K-3 II

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Cheshire •
English countryside •
Sheep •
Pastoral •
Pentax-A •
Prime lens •
Vintage lens •
50mm prime •
Sheep farm •

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SMC Pentax-A 50mm f1.7 vintage prime lens.
'Aggressive' manipulation of DNG performed using Affinity Photo software.
Sheep farm near Lyme Park, Cheshire, UK.

William Sutherland, Jeff Farley have particularly liked this photo

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 Jeff Farley
Jeff Farley
A very nice shot John.
Thank you for posting to FFF.
2 years ago.
 William Sutherland
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Fabulous capture! Stay well!

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2 years ago.
 Marta Wojtkowska
Marta Wojtkowska club
I compared the three versions and I like this one the best.
Is the Affinity Photo software better than Nik Collection?
Have you ever used Silver Efex or Color Efex?
2 years ago.
John Sheldon club has replied to Marta Wojtkowska club
Well, Marta, I have used and tried several software programmes on my pictures since 2005. With a 'good' DNG my current SilkyPix Developer Studio Pro 9 can give very pleasing, natural looking colours on Pentax DNGs - I love it for this. Affinity Photo is a much, much more versatile and wide-ranging processor but it is complex: during the last six months I have been following Affinity online guidance, experimenting with and often replacing lots of old pictures. I would say that in general Affinity handles 'blown' highlights better than SillkyPix but does less well with shadow depth/detail and noise. I have not experienced the Nik Collection but it is often mentioned with approval by users of Affinity in blogs - people seem to use the two together? Silver Efex and Colour Efex, I have never used. After all that, I guess that I am not really being much help, but hope that you will find this interesting anyway!
2 years ago.
Marta Wojtkowska club has replied to John Sheldon club
Sure I find it interesting!
Thank you very much for this explanation :)
I am not particularly savvy about image processing software.
I am still mixing channels with what my very old PS CS4 offers (I made it portable many years ago and it miraculously works @Win 10). But I also use Silver Efex Pro 2 (from the Nik Collection - acquired when it was free) and I find it very good in dealing with overexposed lights and underexposed shadows.
But obviously I am tempted to try something new :) Hence my questions :)
2 years ago. Edited 2 years ago.

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