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Monday, May 31st, 2010, the city of Rio Rancho recognized Memorial Day with a parade and remembrance ceremony.
"Canon PowerShot A570 IS". IMG_0337 SOOC (Straight Out Of Camera) by Ricardo, on Flickr
I could post some with some real dirt spots. One thing I'd like to note now is that even with out post shooting edits most cameras have internal editing done while shooting relating to sharpness, contrast, etc. An honest totally no correction as the eye really sees is something hard to do. Even photos I've taken with film are subject to minor deviations during the scanning process. One more thing is no two monitors will show the same image the same. I loved the old rusty boat. Here is one I did no adjustments to and the dirt shows from the dirty sensor. Taken yesterday. No cropping, full frame. Only thing done is it is sized for CD posting requirements. See the dirt? Lots of spots. To many lens changes in dirty places. This is a quick hand held shot. Normally I would have cleaned the spots and straitened the horizon in Photoshop.
yep , there is no such thing as an in-touched photo . either you season it to your taste or the manufacturer's built in algorithms do .
personally , i find most of the time the manufacturer's taste is generally only half baked and i am not a fan of posting half baked photo's .
it does not make the photo anymore acceptable as good because one chooses to leave it the way it came out of camera . if it isn't good it isn't good .
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