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Very bold image, I like it. Not so keen on the b+w version
Comment by pschlute posted on The Monument at 05/04/2009 - 21:38
Great image.
Comment by pschlute posted on Dark Side of the Moon at 05/04/2009 - 21:35
Very nice image...focus and DOF is spot on.I also like the way you got low for the shot.
Comment by pschlute posted on Finally, a nice day! at 05/04/2009 - 01:00
Super image, I like the lines and the different shades of blue. And the"portrait" framing works very well in my view.
I might be tempted to crop a bit off the left so the main building is seamless, and possibly lose some or all of the bottom (the ground), but maybe it needs that left in to give it scale.
I might be tempted to crop a bit off the left so the main building is seamless, and possibly lose some or all of the bottom (the ground), but maybe it needs that left in to give it scale.
Comment by pschlute posted on Vapour Trail Analogy at 04/04/2009 - 18:29
I use Elements and I just need to open the DNG file in the photo editor to get the raw converter to open.
Are you using DNG or PEF ?
Are you using DNG or PEF ?
Comment by pschlute posted on please help on RAW at 04/04/2009 - 09:51
I would rather use a higher ISO and get a sharper subject, than the other way round. Yes you will increase noise in the background OOF areas. But you can overcome this by using levels in Photoshop for example to selectively kill the noise in those areas only.
Comment by pschlute posted on DA*300 with Tamron 1.4TC (courtesy of Mike-P) at 03/04/2009 - 21:30
Very good capture, I like it.
Comment by pschlute posted on Street Portrait at 03/04/2009 - 20:26
Amin
They look a bit on the soft side to me. Were these handheld or tripod. You need to try and get the shutter speed up, as even on a tripod the bird will be moving its beak around !
With the TC you lose speed on the lens, cant remember how much, one of the experts can chip in here hopefully.
Beautiful bird.
They look a bit on the soft side to me. Were these handheld or tripod. You need to try and get the shutter speed up, as even on a tripod the bird will be moving its beak around !
With the TC you lose speed on the lens, cant remember how much, one of the experts can chip in here hopefully.
Beautiful bird.
Comment by pschlute posted on DA*300 with Tamron 1.4TC (courtesy of Mike-P) at 03/04/2009 - 20:23
If you check the other thread you will find John did not use the words you ascribe to him.
I think it is you that owe him an apology.
I think it is you that owe him an apology.
Comment by pschlute posted on sunlight through spiders web at 03/04/2009 - 13:55
