[Jocko]

Here is a photo taken, early doors, on our (so far), hottest day of the year. A nice morning heat haze over the Forth. What do you think?

Nikon D80, manual mode, 1/500 sec, f6.3, ISO 100, 57mm lens equivalent, processed using Lightroom 6.6 with a little help with Nik/Google Software.

[EdMak]

John, great view/concept. Looks a bit over cooked on my monitor, assuming it was edited? Cheers. Ed.

[MrB]

I think Ed is right, John. The lower two thirds has an over-sharpened look about it.

Cheers.
Philip

[Jocko]

You are right. I did my usual sharpening and it was fine on my computer. When I posted it to this site it looks well over sharpened. Here is the unsharpened version. Looks much better on the Shuttertalk platform.

[EdMak]

Difference. Is the blue as seen. What's the farthest left prominence, with lighthouse? Ed.

[delb0y]

Too big for me to fit on my screen! Clicking on the resize bar has no effect. Left hand side looks nice, though :-)

[EdMak]

Is your Monitor set for Maximum resolution? Ed.

[Jocko]

According to Brandon it should resize to fit your browser. It is the same size image I always post, 1381 x 900.
The island with the lighthouse is Inchkeith, and close to is the Black Rock. And yes, the blue is as seen.

[delb0y]

Yep, max resolution set on the laptop. If I save the photo and open it in Photoshop (where I get to control the size) I can see that 100% is too big for my laptop. I can then zoom out a little and see the whole thing. It's only a 5% or so difference, but it's enough that one can't see the whole thing. To me it looks like it's parsing at 100% of image size, rather than window size.

Edit: there is, of course, a lot of white space to the left of the forum conversations here, too. So in this environment (rather than Photoshop) I'm missing much more than 5% of the image, because it's not starting right over on the left hand side of my screen.