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<blockquote data-quote="TedG954" data-source="post: 307029" data-attributes="member: 9701">. The dozen or so above were all done with the 16-35/4 lens. All were handheld, though I will use a tripod every opportunity I get. These shots were all walkabout shots.My post-processing recipe involves 3 or 4 different programs all contributing to each photo. I use Photoshop, Paintshop, and NX2 as a minimum. Each has something different to add. I also have Lightroom, Photomatix, Portrait Pro, DxO, and others. The final results come from experimenting with all of them.As for my post processing abilities, there are others on this site that are far better than me. If anything, it may be the effort I have to expend to get a decent shot. For the dozen photos posted, I processed no less than 500 to 600 shots.... with some in multiple versions. I currently have in excess of 60k photos in my files.Thank you.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="TedG954, post: 307029, member: 9701"] . The dozen or so above were all done with the 16-35/4 lens. All were handheld, though I will use a tripod every opportunity I get. These shots were all walkabout shots. My post-processing recipe involves 3 or 4 different programs all contributing to each photo. I use Photoshop, Paintshop, and NX2 as a minimum. Each has something different to add. I also have Lightroom, Photomatix, Portrait Pro, DxO, and others. The final results come from experimenting with all of them. As for my post processing abilities, there are others on this site that are far better than me. If anything, it may be the effort I have to expend to get a decent shot. For the dozen photos posted, I processed no less than 500 to 600 shots.... with some in multiple versions. I currently have in excess of 60k photos in my files. Thank you. [/QUOTE]

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