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Published: 2009-05-12 22:31:43 +0000 UTC; Views: 4263; Favourites: 267; Downloads: 0
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Woah! Crazy feedback on [link]
I'll answer everyone soon and thank you all!But in the mean time heres a shot taken basically next to that church... i was shooting towards the bridge to try capture the fog and all of a sudden this dark figure started to appear and get closer! Instead of running like hell i stood there and snapped this
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Might square it for something to do now
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it appears that was a really good day for you! Awesome picture!
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Thanks mate
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I can't see any dark figure.. 
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maybe your monitor's brightness or gamma is up too high. There is definitely a person riding up the road on a bicycle.
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Ahhh, I put the contrast down, and I can see it now! 
One question, how do I know exactly which brightness, and contrast monitor settings to have so I have the best viewing of my own, and other images. I must have been looking at all my images so far with the balance completely off. My brightness is set to 55 now, and the contrast at 30. Any links, or suggestions at all man?
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Thanks mate! it was pretty eery seeing this thing come towards me, seriously didn't know what it was
As for your monitor, sounds like it needs some calibrating. You can try a basic calibration [link] or you can buy an actual sensor thing that hold up to your screen and it does it for you(search spyder 2)
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Ah, I got confused there with someone else replying to me.
Anyway... yeah, I really love the way you have captured this.
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oh haha I didn't take the photo, I was just helping you out.
I know one of the deviants I watch has a tool that helps get you the best settings. Can't remember who had that tool though. My settings are at brightness 50, digital vibrance 25, contrast 50, and gamma 25. At least on my laptop. It really depends on the screen you're using.
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Sorry mate, I just got a tad confused there and thought you were bleed-the-sky for a minute there.
Yeah, I remember someone had something that helps with it, but I can't remember who. I'll have a browse on the net, thanks again!!
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