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The Wild West of the movies (39)
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![Gold Star Critiquer/Gold Star Workshop Editor/Gold Note Writer [C: 468 W: 59 N: 723]](http://i1.treklens.com/misc/g-g-g.gif) (3422) | The red rocks of Sedona , Arizona and the quintessential landscape we were used to seeing in the Western movies, when they were the action movies of their day--The Wild West.
The rocks are made of sandstone and have this distinctive red colour and many layers. As the rock is relatively soft it can be eroded into flutes and columns by the elements.
PP
I continue to be on a huge learning curve.This week I learnt about the need for screen calibration. I discovered the calibration of the screen at home is way off, so I can only despair at what my images have looked like on other monitors, as I send out these images to be shared with the TL community. (As it is, I send my images out with a fair amount of trepitation) Do I hang my head now in shame or what?
And then to top it all off, I discover that even calibrated screens on different monitors all lend a different result. So, I ask myself, how does one deal with this?
My original posting was on the incorrectly calibrated screen at home. This re-post is on a different monitor in a different country.
Also, while in the UK I have had a PP tutorial session with my friend Jackie. Hopefully this is an improvement. |
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