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Castle - Chambord, France

By Jordan M.

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I snapped this photo on a recent trip to visit my girlfriend in France. Only one day into our trip, this set the tone for my wonderful experience in France!

About the photo

Adobe Lightroom, Adobe Photoshop, Photomatix.

Canon EOS 50D, The image was taken with my Canon EOS 50D and an EF-S 10-22mm lens I was renting.

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  1. eyegetthere

    Inspiring! I have read the other comments and first down loaded your Castle Chambord image a couple of months ago to use as my main wall paper on a 27" iMac. It looks fantastic and with each passing day I could eventually resist no longer and went a single step further from a point and shoot 6 mpx compact to a bridge camera. Who knows I could yet go the whole hog sparked by your shot. I understand the opinions on the art brush but each to their own and the photo is obviously striking enough as it is to gain attention. Well Done.

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  2. Jordan M.

    I'll tell you two things about the 50D. It's AWESOME... and yet... it's been replaced already. If you're going to shell out the assumed $1200 or $1300 for a 50D, it would be wiser to just get the $1700 7D. Think about it. It's just like the 50D in EVERY way except better. 50D vs 7D Digic IV vs Dual Digic IV 15MP vs 18MP Excellent ISO (both) No Video vs NICE video Not to mention, the 7D has built-in wireless transmitter for wireless Speedlites, and it feels a little nicer in your had. It has more advanced options also. Let it be said: I LOVE the 50D.... NOTHING wrong with it and I would recommend it. Just figure for a few hundred more you can get a camera that does more! I have one of each! :)

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  3. Jordan M.

    Thanks for all your comments! First off, no my girlfriend isn't Erica. France is a large place you know! :) haha! Here name is Amelie :) Secondly, I too was a little unsure if I should do that much post-processing with it. I experimented with a few things and didn't really like it until I got this. My attempt was to "HDR" it and though that's what I did, I was aiming for more subtley. However, when I did that, it didn't look good enough. I was sick of playing with it. I exported the RAW to Photoshop CS4 and used Topaz Adjust on it. Yes, I did bring out a bit of clarity. Then I did a levels adjustment and used Noiseware plug-in to reduce noise (there was QUITE a lot after the Topaz Adjust). Then brought it back into Lightroom 2 and did some final adjustments on it, including straightening it. It IS actually perfectly straight, but I think because of the slight angle I shot it at, it gives the illusion it's tilted. ... thoughts? :) Also, let me say that I am a HUGE admirer of much of the wallpaper on here and I have been a DAILY viewer for well over a year. I am very happy to have my first wallpaper up :) I submitted a couple others too, but I like this one the best.

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