Re: C&TSRR = 488 = Hurleys Curve = Snow = Air.

Greg Scholl Wrote:
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> Rob483 Wrote:
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> > Roger,
> > The last shot of the locomotive running up the
> > hill away from the camera shows how bright the
> sun
> > on the snow is: the "blue" sky over the pass
> looks
> > almost black!
> > Nice video!
> > Rob
>
> I would think that could be fixed in the editing
> program he uses. In the one I use you have a
> "Color Corrector" which you can go in to and
> lighten or darken things. In ours there is a
> function for the mid-blacks only. Thus you could
> lighten that and it would help brighten the engine
> and the sky. Maybe a little on the snow too, but
> it does seem a bit on the "Dark Side". I do like
> the location and Rogers expertise use of the
> drone! For future reference the best places for
> snow when its not thick on the rails is in the
> cuts, where it tends to drift. When I chased some
> plows in Canada there were times when they ran a
> few days after a snow cause it had drifted in so
> many places, even after they had plowed just a few
> days earlier!
> Greg

I need to practice more with my editor.