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thorsenmark · 4 months
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The Bow River and Mountain Peaks of the Sawback Range (Banff National Park)
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The Bow River and Mountain Peaks of the Sawback Range (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: It was definitely a beautiful day in May looking down the Bow River with the blue skies above and hillsides a tree stretching on the horizon...
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catrinathomas · 1 year
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Introduction of Nkon Capture NX-D
Catch NX-D is a non-horrendous Crude picture handling application that uses a sidecar framework to save changes for Nikon photographic artists hoping to alter and handle Nikon .NEF or .NRW records. By utilizing a sidecar record, rather than putting away changes in the first document, Catch NX-D is non-horrendous. This implies you can constantly go back over a picture without fixing your past changes in general.
introduction of Nkon Capture NX-D
Catch NX-D is Macintosh and PC viable, and can open and process .NEF and .NRW records from all Nikon advanced cameras — current or more seasoned. Photographic artists who are accustomed to working with their .NEF or .NRW records in Nikon Catch NX2 or Nikon View NX2 will find the new Catch NX-D faster in its handling time and natural to utilize. Catch NX-D purposes the equivalent certifiable Nikon Crude handling motor that you're now used to working with so relocation to the new programming will be consistent and reliable from one picture to another.
The sidecar document with the picture changes, are put away in a "NKSC_PARAM" organizer in a similar envelope as the first picture. Assuming you reinforcement your pictures to an outside hard drive, removable media or the cloud, you should ensure that this envelope stays with the first pictures. Assuming this envelope or the picture change record is erased, changes will be lost. Also, don't rename the picture change record as it and the first picture are connected through the document name and doing so will make changes be lost or applied to another picture.
Once the .NEF or .NRW record is handled, it can then be moved to other imaging applications in a 16-digit Spat design for additional altering or modifying in different projects like Adobe® Photoshop® or even Nikon Catch NX2. You can likewise save pictures as JPG records.
Pictures that have recently been altered utilizing Catch NX2 can be further altered in Catch NX-D anyway while U-point changes will be applied to the pictures, the U-focuses will not be editable.
Drifting ranges can be set up in a work area that best backings your work process style and needs — even situated on a subsequent screen — and you can browse seven different presentation styles. Ranges include: the Envelope Range, which records the organizers in the PC's stockpiling framework; the Histogram Range, the Route Range or Elevated which shows the region of a picture that is apparent when zoomed in; the Alter Range which highlights picture change apparatuses; and the Metadata Range which shows the Picture EXIF information.
Pictures can be seen as thumbnails, double tapped as full picture sneak peaks, or with the ongoing picture see and thumbnails joined. You can likewise see pictures in a one next to the other examination if you have any desire to see when perspectives, and look at different pictures in 2-up and 4-up designs. (4-up is just conceivable utilizing the 64-cycle operating system adaptation.)
Highlights of Catch NX-D incorporate group handling, levels and bends changes, acclimations to Nikon Picture Controls including the most recent Picture Control styles as well likewise with Crude records from more established cameras, white equilibrium, sound decrease, unsharp veil and camera and focal point adjustments.
Changes that must be made to Crude (NEF or NRW) records incorporate Openness Pay, Dynamic D-Lighting, White Equilibrium, and Picture Control. Likewise, select settings in the Sound Decrease apparatus and Camera and Focal point Amendments device will just work on Crude records.
The refreshed Nikon Picture Control Utility 2 is incorporated with the installer for Catch NX-D, which includes the Level Picture Control as well as the new Lucidity boundary. Different elements of Picture Control Utility 2 incorporate better changes of every boundary, expandable window size, adaptable size of the see screen, bigger presentation for simple setting of tweaking and that's just the beginning. What's more, you can likewise make custom Picture Controls to transfer to your camera.
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just-wanna-travel · 4 years
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Lookout (Banff National Park)
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Norquay Lookout, Canada
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superbnature · 5 years
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El Capitan by MarkCStevens https://ift.tt/1u4VXmn
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thorsenmark · 9 months
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Sunwapta Falls (Jasper National Park)
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Sunwapta Falls (Jasper National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Here I was able to bring out more vibrant colors to not just the trees and but also to the river with that green-turquoise color.
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thorsenmark · 4 months
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Peaks of the Sawback Range (Black & White)
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Peaks of the Sawback Range (Black & White) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A roadside pulloff along Trans-Canada Highway 1 with a view looking to the northeast. There was nothing specific in this image that drew me in; it was just the general look of the entire setting with the nearby hillside of trees and then snowcapped mountain peaks off in the distance with blue skies above. One of the peaks I was able to identify was The Finger in image middle left. I found converting to Black & White also brought out a much richer total contrast in not just the rocks of the mountain peaks but also with the nearby evergreen trees.
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thorsenmark · 6 months
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Looking at Wildflowers While Enjoying Views of Mount Saskatchewan (Banff National Park)
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Looking at Wildflowers While Enjoying Views of Mount Saskatchewan (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Here I backed up after finding this patch of fireweed. I wanted to include it in the image...kind of like the river and mountains were the idyllic backdrop to appreciate wildness of nature.
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thorsenmark · 9 months
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A Drive Down the Icefields Parkway (Jasper National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A view to the northwest. One can see the Maligne Range with Mount Kerkeslin and other mountains and peaks. What drew me into this image was a view things. The meadow with wildflowers on the image right. Then the majestic peaks off in the distance. Then the hillsides covered with trees and more trees as far as the eye could see. Then the highway heading off to enjoy everything in between.
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thorsenmark · 4 months
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Mount Cory Along the Trans-Canada Highway 1 (Banff National Park)
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Mount Cory Along the Trans-Canada Highway 1 (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Okay, I admit it. When I pulled off the highway to take this image, I was drawn in to this mountain view with the Bow River flowing by and the hillsides of trees with the blue skies and puffy white clouds. It was only later when I looked it up and checked the direction/azimuth that I noticed that it was Mount Cory with the Hole in the Wall.
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thorsenmark · 5 months
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Overcast Skies Over Two Jack Lake and Mount Rundle
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Overcast Skies Over Two Jack Lake and Mount Rundle by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: Here it was kind of a blah day with the overcast skies. While I couldn't pass up a chance to take in a few minutes at Two Jack Lake, I have to admit I was kind of disappointed to not get that blue skies with white puffy clouds as I looked towards Mount Rundle off in the distance. Still it was good to see this view again in Banff National Park.
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thorsenmark · 8 months
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Peace and Serenity in the Canadian Rockies (Jasper National Park)
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Peace and Serenity in the Canadian Rockies (Jasper National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: With the nearby trees, the river and a mountain backdrop, this image was a peaceful view. It was at a bend in the Athabasca River. Mount Fryatt and the other peaks of the Hooker Icefield Range are the backdrop. One can see both vibrant colors in the trees and contrasts coming in the shadows and such on the mountainside, which I also noticed, But in the end for me, it was the peaceful setting int he Canadian Rockies that drew me into this image.
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thorsenmark · 2 months
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Mountain Peaks Around the Valley of the Ten Peaks (Black & White, Banff National Park)
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Mountain Peaks Around the Valley of the Ten Peaks (Black & White, Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A view to the southwest at Morant's Curve. Based on the azimuth/direction from this location, I was able to determine that off in the distance were Ten Peaks around the Moraine Lake area. With information from peakbagger.com, I was able to determine the most visible peaks of Mount Bell, Mount Babel, and Mount Fay.
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thorsenmark · 2 months
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Mount Temple and Peaks of the Bow Range (Banff National Park)
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Mount Temple and Peaks of the Bow Range (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A B&W image capture taken at a roadside stop along the Bow Valley Parkway.
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thorsenmark · 9 months
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Looking West to the Mountains in Jasper National Park by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A look across a glacial valley to Mount Fryatt and a few other peaks.
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thorsenmark · 3 months
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A Snowed Over Mirror Lake and the Big Beehive (Banff National Park)
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A Snowed Over Mirror Lake and the Big Beehive (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: A wintry landscape view while hiking to the Lake Agnes Tea House. If one looks carefully off in the distance, the peak of Mount Niblock is right above the hillside of trees.
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thorsenmark · 3 months
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The Beehive, Devil's Thumb, Mount Whyte, Mount Niblock and Other Peaks of the Bow Range (Banff National Park)
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The Beehive, Devil's Thumb, Mount Whyte, Mount Niblock and Other Peaks of the Bow Range (Banff National Park) by Mark Stevens Via Flickr: For this image, I wanted to capture a little bit of the partially iced over Lake Louise, but what I really wanted to focus on was the hillside of trees and the mountain peaks far off in the distance. It had this grand vista like view that seemed to really come out with the blue skies and clouds above.
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