matti_kari

<p>Oops... Ken, You are absolutely right. They (pictures) appear as they are. I forgot that I had made my fonts bigger and photos got larger as well. My bad, sorry. No need to make extra sharpening to photos. <br>

Matti</p>

<p>One question to You Ken if I may. Why does these 700 px photos get enlarged (they appear bigger than 700 px - click your photo to see what I mean) when they appear on PN? The reason I am asking this is that they look blurry unless you do extra sharpening to them.<br>

Matti</p>

<p>This shot was taken yesterday morning after I drove my son to school. Less people uses this old fashion way when dealing with Autumn leaves. Lots of work still to do since only very small amount of leaves have fallen out.(5D,70-200/2,8 L IS II)</p><div></div>

<p>Hi everybody,<br>

All pictures are fantastic and some are even better than others. But what I would like this forum or thread to be is, that the first Thursday of every month would be dedicated to a specific title or subject like b&w, landscape, portrait, and so on. What do you think about my idea? And that way we could be also little bit different from Nikonistas Wednesday -thread, though pictures are classier already.<br>

Matti </p>

<p>My piece of eye candy from yesterday evening at sunset. 5D& EF17-40 at 17mm/4</p><div></div>

<p>This year in July at 10.30 p.m. local time. 1D IIN 4/300.</p><div></div>

<p>My contribution. Sorry for my late participation. These tracks were hit by the setting sun. (ID NII, FE 300/4 with ext 1.4)</p><div></div>

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My contribution. Sorry for my late participation. These tracks were hit by the setting sun. (ID NII, FE 300/4 with ext 1.4)</p>