There from Tower Bridge.

[sapper]

Wifey took me out for a tea near Tower Bridge, here are three shots. Unfortunately I had camera, EM1 MK2 set to JPG and not + RAW, But I like these, using dramatic tone.

[skids]

Re: There from Tower Bridge.

All great - 2nd is my favourite.

[Mrs T]

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Dramatic tone has worked really well for these. 1 & 2 for me.

[MJ224]

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Definitely moooody

Like them

[David M]

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The third for me, I like the way the modern appears to be spearing up through the old.

[grissley]

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love that chard behind pic

[Zuiko]

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Forget raw, three excellent pictures by any standard. Dramatic Tone really enhances all three and the compositions are inspirational.

[drmarkf]

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Yes, really great compositions. Personally I'm not much of a fan of Dramatic Tone, but those are examples where it works well.

[sapper]

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Thank you guys. Yes Mark, DT can be overdone, I sometimes just 'pull it back' in Lightroom.
Re Johns comment, for me, RAW is a must. Having said that, JPG's are getting better.

[Zuiko]

Re: There from Tower Bridge.

Thank you guys. Yes Mark, DT can be overdone, I sometimes just 'pull it back' in Lightroom.
Re Johns comment, for me, RAW is a must. Having said that, JPG's are getting better.

Hi Dave, perhaps I should clarify that I only meant "forget raw" in the context of these excellent pictures. The choice of dramatic tone filter was inspired and I really don't think having a raw file would have offered any kind of improvement. But as a general rule I agree that raw is a must for making the most of the camera's dynamic range, tweaking white balance, optimum noise control and maximum sharpness.

[sapper]

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Got it John.