Outtake of view from Helicopter flight over Hoover Dam...obviously...NOT perfect...but still an interesting view..lol could have been a "Window View" Submission....Damn calendar
Thanks I just wanted to share it... another interesting observation here is a surprisingly good "Digital" Zoom photo of a building on the Canyon wall at Hoover Dam... taken from atop of the Dam...DigitalZoom Ratio 2.20....I have been told that the D-Zoom is worthless..but with this example I thought different..
Outtake of view from Helicopter flight over Hoover Dam...obviously...NOT perfect...but still an interesting view..lol could have been a "Window View" Submission....Damn calendar
A real photographer would have been outside hanging from the landing gear to get a better view!
Just kidding. :) It is an interesting photo. Good job!
One final Photo to share..looking down the face of the Dam... earlier DPChallenges.. "From Above"..and "Monuments"(Nikon5000) had a similar pics...(From Above).. Shot with My Sony Mavica FD83.. there is a difference..Thank you for spending time looking.. and allowing me to share
One final Photo to share..looking down the face of the Dam... earlier DPChallenges.. "From Above"..and "Monuments"(Nikon5000) had a similar pics...(From Above).. Shot with My Sony Mavica FD83.. there is a difference..Thank you for spending time looking.. and allowing me to share
This must be the image you took hanging by your heels from the helicopter! Super photo.
Thanks I just wanted to share it... another interesting observation here is a surprisingly good "Digital" Zoom photo of a building on the Canyon wall at Hoover Dam... taken from atop of the Dam...DigitalZoom Ratio 2.20....I have been told that the D-Zoom is worthless..but with this example I thought different..
The digital zoom does not produce any more detail in the image than it had before the d-zoom. In most cases, the zooming in can be done much more cleanly, and with more control, by post processing software. The d-zoom in cameras are getting better, but they are not a replacement for a good image editing program, IMO. I just leave mine turned off, I'll crop it to size later if needed.
