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Quite a change for me on Sunday D3--sigma 50-500

JIm,

Watch your horizons: the first and the third are somewhat tilted; look at the lines on the buildings in the background.

And most importantly, be very careful with your post. These have all been sharpened way too much. There are significant artifacts of oversharpening in each of these images ... around the horse's head and mane in the first, around the rider's right shoulder and arm and the horse's rear legs in the second, and just below the horse's body in the third.

HIary Horizons granted but they will be cropped square As to the over sharpening??These images were only resized to 800px for my web so no sharpening or other PP has occurred.But CC allways welcome--jim

Sincere appologies Gary my Typing is CRAP I must how ever improve my editing skills --Refering to the typo with your name--jim

inmotion wrote:Refering to the typo with your name

Jim,

That's not a problem.

inmotion wrote:These images were only resized to 800px for my web so no sharpening or other PP has occurred

Are you working from raw or jpgs?

What tools are you using, and in what modes? Often some processes include sharpening. Certainly, I'm seeing some artifacts that suggest something is happening.

Gary I shoot jpeg fine as i shoot a LOT of images (about 1400 in 6 hrs on this occasion) and I use a laptop on site for display'So i sacrafice the advantage of raw for the convenience of jpeg.Probably out of habit i resize with Elements 4 and normally process with CS4-I will check the settings on Elements 4 but I think only auto levels is applied-
- jim ps any clues to why the WB should vary so much--happy to post 2 consecutive images if this helps