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Originally Posted by davidpretorius
rob, i tend to agree with ice, these are some of the best ever. The smoothness of detail is awesome. now this is not softness, this is clarity!!!! top focussing!
there are going to be so many cd's passing in the mail this month playing with all the data.
I definately am going to try and grab all jupiters, arrange on a page, work out processing to make sure the printed version are just like this and then print out an official IIS jupiter 2006 poster.
The only way to choose between bird and dennis and now this one is to have on a page at the same scale. In a way i don't want to judge between them, they are all excellent!!!
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Thanks DP - PM me your address if you want a CD with avi's to play with. Your recent jupiters are easily in this class too, and like you I wouldn't want to pick between them, Dennis's, Bird's etc. They each seem to have particular stand out strengths and special features, not to mention different setups etc supporting capture. What I do know is there's no way, even with great seeing, that I could have produced shots like this last year. It's only since joining IIS and seeing what was possible and picking up innumerable little tips from the crew and both challenging and supporting each other that I've been able to be a part of what appears to be a surge forward in quality across the group. It's all Good!
