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I think the first photos are better. While #2 is brighter they are somewhat washed out and start loosing detail. If I were going to be really picky I would suggest keeping the #1 setting but experiment some with trying to get the lower middle just a tad lighter. There is some definite shading in that area.

But they are great photos, and of course it goes without saying, great trees.

Earl

18-Apr-2003	#9
Earl Inactive Join Date: Jan-2002 Location: Klamath Falls, OR Country: USA USDA Zone: 5 AHS Heat Zone: ? Posts: 523	I think the first photos are better. While #2 is brighter they are somewhat washed out and start loosing detail. If I were going to be really picky I would suggest keeping the #1 setting but experiment some with trying to get the lower middle just a tad lighter. There is some definite shading in that area. But they are great photos, and of course it goes without saying, great trees. Earl