A round with the combine before sunset

Straw Boss · Nov 9, 2015

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Straw Boss · Nov 9, 2015

I wished you guys could see these pictures the way I see them on my phone.
Maybe somebody could tell me why I loose half the color when I post on here.
The corn and corn stubble should be a very bright yellow like the sun.
The skies should be a very crisp blue instead of gray.
The pictures of the combine should be sharp in contrast and a brighter red.
On YT here the combine is blurry and discolored.
Is there a setting somewhere that will preserve the integrity of the photos when I post them on here?
I'm presuming my quality pictures my phone takes is lost when I unload to YT somehow.

dick benson · Nov 9, 2015

Pictures look great! Wish I was there helping. Dick, OR.

01gentdc · Nov 9, 2015

maybe pix don't do justice ,,.. BUT ,loox good as being there from here

Adirondack case guy · Nov 9, 2015

Great looking pics to me!! Thanks for posting. You have quite an operation there. A 50A field is a really big one around here.
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s,mac · Nov 9, 2015

Nice looking ranch and corn crop. Steve

Ande · Nov 9, 2015

Brad, sure looks good from this end. Nice equipment, but think about the old fella's in the shed. Did you get a chance to let them stretch their legs this year?

Straw Boss · Nov 9, 2015

No Dan I didn't have any wheat this year but I'm having hopes for 2016. I did pull the 120 out of the shed to take it to the doctor. Don't know if it can be revived or will need a transplant but I have faith it will be a survivor as it's in good hands.

1370rod · Nov 9, 2015

Good lookin pics Brad, corn and equipment look good also. I know what you mean about the true colors not showing up in a photo. So often I take what I thought should be a good pic and find out the camera just can not do the actual scene justice. Rod.

tomturkey · Nov 9, 2015

The neighbors cornfield next to our place, I noticed the outside row, the deer had eaten all the kernels off of the hanging ears. Can the operator of the combine see or know what has happened to that row? I'm sure the monitor would show a lower yield, but can the operator see what has happened. just wondering. gobble

fastfarmall · Nov 9, 2015

He can see the stalks going down thru the rollers, but his main concern is that he is on the right 12 rows, and not to pick up a rock.

Ande · Nov 10, 2015

Brad, I hope you can get the old girl "unsick" and back to her old self. Gee there was still a few of these around here a few years ago, but not sure now. Do you have the parts you need for her?

Straw Boss · Nov 10, 2015

I don't really know. Motor parts will be common to the D series tractor so not to worried there. Won't know about the mechanics of the machine itself until its running. I lost a local parts machine to a scrapper. I know of two parts machines in western SD but that was years ago. If they're still there I have no idea. Hopefully it won't need much to run. I've got my fingers crossed!

Ande · Nov 10, 2015

Brad, will keep my eyes open for a "120" up here for you

A round with the combine before sunset

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