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Stitching or wide angle
Today I got a Canon EF-S 18-55mm 1:3.5-5.6 III. Cost me Aus $80.10 new and delivered. It's a kit lens that is about as cheap as possible. It's ok for what I want it to do [ R7 has IBIS ]. Snap shots.
If I want a better quality image I can pay several thousand dollars for a top line lens or maybe stitch several images together and get an image.
I guess this question has b...

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Some shots of Royal Terns in flight at Ft. DeSoto
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Using PureRaw and LrC
Reading the PP threads and getting to know how everyone does things I have a question. I understand why people use PureRaw but I'm curious was to why do you use LrC? Why just not use PhotoLab and everything is under one roof. No DNG and you are working with the original RAW file.

Is it just for the catalogue? I have read people think the highlight and shadow controls a...

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Aurora Australis - Milky Way, wonders of the night, 220326. UPDATED - new images.
I was fortunate to have my wife tell me that the Aurora Australis was very active just before heading for bed last night.
As I had been up very early in the day I was reluctant to go far and decided to head to the south close to Tinderbox and this is part of what I saw!
A stripe of light passing behind the lone tree with the Milky Way running in parallel.

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Winter Wildlife: My Eurasian Bittern Photography Adventure - picture heavy
Hello,

Welcome to my post summarizing my winter adventure with Eurasian bittern photography.

I have waited years for a winter like this. Honestly, I didn’t expect it. I can barely remember proper winters from my childhood—the kind with snow piles two meters high, temperatures reaching -20°C, and snow lasting from December to March.

Wh...

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