Wonky Amsterdam houses

[Mike G]

These houses are nicknamed the dancing houses, the tilting is apparently caused by rotten wooden piles!

X-H1 + 23mm 1.4 @ 1/480 f5.0 ISO200

 

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PS they date from the 17th century

[milandro]

same thing of the other pic, I have the feeling your color temperature settings are off. Quick and dirty correction applied here too.

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[Mike G]

Milandro thanks, I checked colour temp and found it was set to 10000 K!

So I’ve reset it to 5600 K

What tweak did you do if you don’t mind telling me?

I did think they were a bit blue, but put it down to the ambient conditions!

[milandro]

The forum appears to have swallowed my answer after the migration that seems to have been performed  (I preferred the older look).

 

Anyway.

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I didn’t do anything really special but I've just opened your pictures with the NIK suite color efex, then performed a removing color cast and adding after that a white neutralizer , then gave a manual color correction with pixelmator (can be done with many different features of this or any other program).

 

I have to say that I was rather convinced this was a mistaken setting otherwise I wouldn’t normally suggest a different “ interpretation”. 

 

My experience with these things is that they are rather sensitive.

 

I sometimes see pictures posted with a clear superabundant color or sharpening that produces such visible artifacts and noise that should be hyper evident to the poster, wom apparently is not only unaware of his exaggerated correction but  cannot even see what he has done.

I have also seen people being rebuffed for daring to suggest that said excessive corrections are less than desirable so I won’t do that.

Edited July 9, 2018 by milandro