Peppers part two,
by trixie
Pepers part two, hope this looks better I have tried in manual and other settings, Comments appreciated.
Uploaded10/03/2011 - 10:41
CategoryStill Life
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Posted 11/03/2011 - 10:09
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SteveEveritt wrote:
Hi trixie this is wildly out of focus, methinks you need a DSLR so you can control your f stops and get a longer DOF.
Keep trying though as you have a talent for this.
Hi Steve, thanks for your comment, I have a DSLR but its a fuji and I can get great results with it. I'm practicing with this Pentax and dont intend to give up I love still life, cheers Trixie
Hi trixie this is wildly out of focus, methinks you need a DSLR so you can control your f stops and get a longer DOF.
Keep trying though as you have a talent for this.
Posted 11/03/2011 - 11:40
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I like the Idea.
I agree with Steve's comments.
I'm not sure what "look" you tried to achieve trixie, as mentioned the focus could be better also on this screen there appears to be a huge amount of "noise". I am not sure how much control you have on the optio, if any at all. Just as a thought try setting the shot up under different lighting types perhaps a little brighter.
This would make the aperture smaller and also alter the ISO..
You definately have an eye for still life so keep clicking
Pete
I agree with Steve's comments.
I'm not sure what "look" you tried to achieve trixie, as mentioned the focus could be better also on this screen there appears to be a huge amount of "noise". I am not sure how much control you have on the optio, if any at all. Just as a thought try setting the shot up under different lighting types perhaps a little brighter.
This would make the aperture smaller and also alter the ISO..
You definately have an eye for still life so keep clicking
Pete
Pentax K7 and K5 and several black tubey things with magnifying glass in that twist around and move in and out - to be honest I am not sure exactly what I have. Will list the proper names one day..
Posted 11/03/2011 - 14:59
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PeteWelshPhotography wrote:
I like the Idea.
I agree with Steve's comments.
I'm not sure what "look" you tried to achieve trixie, as mentioned the focus could be better also on this screen there appears to be a huge amount of "noise". I am not sure how much control you have on the optio, if any at all. Just as a thought try setting the shot up under different lighting types perhaps a little brighter.
This would make the aperture smaller and also alter the ISO..
You definately have an eye for still life so keep clicking
Hi Pete, thanks again, I have tried today with this camera i cant get the IS0 any smaller than I have done in this shot, also if I shoot in manual I get lots of noise, but going to try in a better light and keepon with it, in the past i have used a DSLR fugi and a praktica film SLR camera with great results, so I'm not giving up with this lovely camera thank for taking the time to look at the photos and for passing on tips always appreciated. Cheers Trixie
Pete
I like the Idea.
I agree with Steve's comments.
I'm not sure what "look" you tried to achieve trixie, as mentioned the focus could be better also on this screen there appears to be a huge amount of "noise". I am not sure how much control you have on the optio, if any at all. Just as a thought try setting the shot up under different lighting types perhaps a little brighter.
This would make the aperture smaller and also alter the ISO..
You definately have an eye for still life so keep clicking
Hi Pete, thanks again, I have tried today with this camera i cant get the IS0 any smaller than I have done in this shot, also if I shoot in manual I get lots of noise, but going to try in a better light and keepon with it, in the past i have used a DSLR fugi and a praktica film SLR camera with great results, so I'm not giving up with this lovely camera thank for taking the time to look at the photos and for passing on tips always appreciated. Cheers Trixie
Pete
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