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Yes, you can take these kind of images easy as can be. Don't matter what kind of camera you use.
-- Mid-morning with fog still visible at 10AM. This is a picturesque little place right on the river. Sometimes the river rise all the way up to the houses and some of them actually built on stilts. The best time to take pictures are 6AM to 10AM when the sun just about above the mountains. From Florence to Mapleton is about 15 miles and you can stop anywhere to take these kind of images.
-Set your camera to +1 or +2 EV on the color adjustment so all the colors are 'vivid' and you can omit a lot of PhotoShop time. Besides, this looks a lot more natural then using PS. Do all your editing in the camera as you see my photos are never PhotoShopped, only reduced to 1Mp and then a bit of 'sharpening' because the reduction of the image kinda blurring it. So, all you do is bring it back to near original quality.
--- One last advice: set you camera to no more than 3Mp or even less if you wish. It's a total waste of time and space to use more megapixels.
More megapixels don't make it sharper! So, what's the point when your monitor can display only 1Mp ?
--- kapish?
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Yes, you can take these kind of images easy as can be. Don't matter what kind of camera you use. -- Mid-morning with fog still visible at 10AM. This is a picturesque little place right on the river. Sometimes the river rise all the way up to the houses and some of them actually built on stilts. The best time to take pictures are 6AM to 10AM when the sun just about above the mountains. From Florence to Mapleton is about 15 miles and you can stop anywhere to take these kind of images. -Set your camera to +1 or +2 EV on the color adjustment so all the colors are 'vivid' and you can omit a lot of PhotoShop time. Besides, this looks a lot more natural then using PS. Do all your editing in the camera as you see my photos are never PhotoShopped, only reduced to 1Mp and then a bit of 'sharpening' because the reduction of the image kinda blurring it. So, all you do is bring it back to near original quality. --- One last advice: set you camera to no more than 3Mp or even less if you wish. It's a total waste of time and space to use more megapixels. More megapixels don't make it sharper! So, what's the point when your monitor can display only 1Mp ? --- kapish?