That's true but this was at the front of the immigration queue after walking from the plane for at least 500m and queuing for at least 30 minutes.Planes can be chilly. On return to japan recently I chose long pants instead of shorts and was glad I did. (with a t-shirt)
I ended up using one of those mini blankets they pass out.
Tried to re-do this first one, and while left-right alignment of the secondary window is not bad, up/down needs more attention. I'll try again some day--with a tripod. Which will also allow me to be more out of any reflections in the glass. (No reflections in this, but I was juggling two things--avoiding reflections, and getting the windows aligned like I wanted.
Easily fixed with photoshop or an AI filter@thomas I can live with the ordinary reflections, such as on the right side here. But it's when I've included myself, just left of center, that it's really disruptive. That's what I'm trying to avoid. (and I do have a PL filter)
The camera and I are positioned higher and slightly left here, so I'm reflected in the window. Above, I'd positioned myself slightly right and down, and held the camera to my left. which was a little awkward handheld, even tho the screen on the back of the camera I have can be moved/angled. I think a tripod would solve this, or at least be the next step.
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That must be the pro version. I think they have cheaper versions. Years ago they had a stripped down version called Adobe Elements. I've also thought about updating, but I use it so rarely these days that it's never seemed worth it.I've been using Photoshop almost since it came out to do my avatars and pictures I save off the internet. I decided to update my old program and was a bit shocked the new program was $284US and way more complicated to use than my old one. It is amazing with so many features to use.