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Of Tracks and Alleys

Lisbon, April 2014: On this day, exploring the city’s famous narrow-gauge tram system led to countless photo opportunities and fair few fine photos.

Under brilliant sunshine, I made good use of three cameras: my Lumix LX3, Canon EOS 7D, and Nikon F3 loaded with Fujichrome.

It was just about the last hurrah for the LX3. Shortly after this trip, my well-used “wee Lumix Mark 1” gave up the ghost.

Here’s a pair of images from my first digital camera, made during its final days.

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Lisbon-1 April 2019

On this day three years ago, photographer Denis McCabe and I wandered the narrow streets of Lisbon, Portugal.

I used my Fuji XT1 to make this portrait oriented view of a classic tram navigating a steep narrow street.

Iridient software does a more effective job of interpreting the data from the Fuji camera RAW files than Lightroom.

Last night I imported the Fuji camera RAW file into Iridient for conversion to DNG format and then imported the DNG file into Adobe Lightroom for minor adjustments tothe color, constrast and exposure in order to make the most of the camera sensor.

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