I found myself today for a few minutes in Banska Stiavnica in central Slovakia, so of course I had to take at least few photos. The weather was not perfect, with quite gray overcast sky. So the result is one not so colorful photo, but still it captures what I seen quite accurately.
This is a HDR from 3 exposures, created in Oloneo Photoengine, finished in Photoshop.
Technique: Oloneo Photoengine, Number of exposures: 3, Camera Model: Canon EOS 5D mark II, Lens: Canon 16-35mm F2.8, Focal length: 24mm, Aperture: 11, Middle exposure time: 1/50s, ISO: 100, Tripod used: yes, Location: 48.459394, 18.891251
Is it just my browser or are these dots before the actual text there on all systems?
Or are they in fact intended to be there?
Strange.. I can’t find any dots..could you please post a screen-shot (you can do this directly in the comment here), maybe there is some bug somewhere in the updated theme, I didn’t noticed.
It looks like this. But I just noticed by checking the site source code that it is due to the addon I have which blocks out social media buttons to suppress tracking. If I turn the blocker off, all the bullet points are replaced by buttons for Facebook, Twitter etc.
I’m using Firefox on Windows 7 x64, running Adblock Plus to remove the social media buttons.
Can you delete this post because seemingly I can’t…?
Ok, new try. Due to some really weird bug in Disqus, it uploaded the completely wrong image.
It looks like this (cf. attached screenshot). But I just noticed by checking the site’s source code that it comes from the addon I use for blocking out social media buttons to suppress tracking. If I disable it, all the bullet points are replaced by buttons for Facebook, Twitter etc.
I’m running Firefox on Windows 7 x64 with AdBlock Plus.
Really strange. It shows the list in default style for you when it’s on, but I tried it in Firefox and Chrome, and I can’t replicate it. Always it just hides the buttons. I did a little tweak in the site style, that maybe corrects this, but I’m not sure, as I can’t test it. Thank you very much for the screenshot.
It’s fixed now, all the bullet points are gone. Apparently that was the solution to go for.
Great :) Thank you for you help
That’s the screenshot now
Miroslav, since the light is basically flat in this scene, I’m wondering if HDR was necessary? Perhaps one can’t get enough color punch out of one raw file?
I could probably done without hdr. But I have already a certain workflow which I do quite automatically. One can get to the same result in many different ways.