Nice butterfly shot
Posted 05/08/2009 - 20:44
Link
2 lovely shots with nice DOF and Love the Bokeh on 2 but both seem a little soft.
Lil Andy
K20D, PENTAX DA 18-55, TAMRON DI 70-300, PENTAX SMC-K 135 f2.5
www.ajohnson-photography.co.uk
K20D, PENTAX DA 18-55, TAMRON DI 70-300, PENTAX SMC-K 135 f2.5
www.ajohnson-photography.co.uk
Posted 05/08/2009 - 21:14
Link
Hello
many thanks - shot as a jpeg so not sure how i can adjust brightness - need to get a decent bit of software
cheers
paul
many thanks - shot as a jpeg so not sure how i can adjust brightness - need to get a decent bit of software
cheers
paul
Posted 05/08/2009 - 21:31
Link
Nice shots, download the free version of Paint Shop Pro 30 day trial, you will probably buy it great program.
Posted 05/08/2009 - 22:14
Link
Nice photos. They are slightly soft, but otherwise great
Posted 07/08/2009 - 14:19
Link
Quote:
Hello
many thanks - shot as a jpeg so not sure how i can adjust brightness - need to get a decent bit of software
Hi!Hello
many thanks - shot as a jpeg so not sure how i can adjust brightness - need to get a decent bit of software
There is great free software available, and I can't recommend enough Gimp and Paint.net. Gimp is Photoshop like and can be made even more like it by using the GIMPshop modification/addon.
Best regards
Tobio
Best regards,
Tobio
K20d with Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Di SP macro , smc da 18-55 mm, smc da 50-200 mm and smc da 55-300 mm + Metz 58 af-1. Editing with Pentax Photolab, Gimp and Paint.net.
Tobio
K20d with Tamron AF 90mm f/2.8 Di SP macro , smc da 18-55 mm, smc da 50-200 mm and smc da 55-300 mm + Metz 58 af-1. Editing with Pentax Photolab, Gimp and Paint.net.
Add Comment
To leave a comment - Log in to Pentax User or create a new account.
37 posts
17 years
[IMG]http://i618.photobucket.com/albums/tt261/snowpaul/delamere122.jpg[/IMG]
Hello
I was having a play with an old manual 80/200 f4 + macro lens on my k200 body in the local wood.I spotted this butterfly and took a few grabbed shots after shooting under the trees in the shade - they were handheld and nothing done to the shot save a bit of cropping - was a fairly bright day and shooting towards the sun - randomly shot at f16 400 iso at 1/125 sec on manual...
any comments / advice
paul