The best part of any day

[Big_Dave]

Rain grabbed the camera and was standing out in the backyard last night when Rooster and I got back to the house. Is there any way to avoid or eliminate the 'sunspots'?

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/southernrain/sunset1.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/southernrain/sunset2JPG.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/southernrain/sunset3.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v110/southernrain/sunset4.jpg

[beanie baby]

How nice Dave! ;)

[Admin]

I NEVER HAVE MY CAMERA HANDY WHEN I SEE SOMETHING NICE :angry:

[towstrap]

Is there any way to avoid or eliminate the 'sunspots'?


Don't know for sure but couldn't it be photoshoped? I don't know how all that works. Hell I do good to get this thing turned on. Nice pic's though.

[Big_Dave]

Don't know for sure but couldn't it be photoshoped? I don't know how all that works. Hell I do good to get this thing turned on. Nice pic's though.
Don't know how to do any photo editing except to make the pics the right size for posting. :wtf:

And, like you, I do good just to be able to turn on the dang puter and get online. :yikes: :rofl:

[beanie baby]

Dave, I've been playin around with your pictures here at home, and I can't seem to get the spots out real good. We have some good photo software at work, I'll see what I can do for ya! :D

[Big_Dave]

Cool! Thanks. :cool:

Once you figure it out, lemme know how to go about 'fixing' them and what photo editing program was used.

[allikat]

http://truckstopusa.expediterworld.com/gallery/albums/userpics/10013/mini-general.jpg
They work a bit better when the sun isn't in shot....

[Stumbl]

you have to have some seriously expensive glass (lenses) to not have any sunspots.

You could get the sunspots out with photoshop , I guess. But without a LOT of time it would be difficult to keep it undetectable.

very nice pics.