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<p>Mark, this is already the processed image. I am using CS4 and in the original RAW image there was a bit of magenta hue over at the corners, so watch out for this. This problem is easily remedied in Photoshop while others use Cornerfix to solve this issue as I gathered from reading the above posts.</p>

<p>Mark, here's a photo of mine using the 15mm Heliar on the Nex5N. <br /> http://www.photo.net/photo/15518292<br /> Lester</p>

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Hi Jimmy,

 

You probably will find all the answers to your questions at:

 

www.luminous-landscape.com

 

Enjoy!

 

Lester

I wish to thank Thomas for making this photo of mine a topic on the issue of 'leading

lines'. My thoughts before I took this image (which happens to be the East Wing

hallway of Portofino Hotels in Orlando) were; 1) to lead the viewer into the curved

hallway and, 2) to portray the change of light from the darker/nearer hallway to the

lighter/farther curving hallway. The curving corridor down the hallway was illuminated

by the 3:00 pm sunlight coming from the left of the image. I hope this helps to

enlighten the discussion. Thanks to everybody.

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