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05-25-2008, 04:02 AM
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Hi.. Im New Here.. I Was Wanting You Feedback On These Shots
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These Pictures Seem Fuzzy, but There Really Not, Its Just Were there Blown Up, by Photobucket... *** Please Copy and Paste the Links in your URL.. 1. This was shot at are resort in Orlando. http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/DSCF3619.jpg 2. This was shot at Sea World. http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/DSCF3907.jpg 3. This Was Shot on a Hiking Trip Yesterday http://i288.photobucket.com/albums/l...s/DSCF3630.jpg *** Please Advise Me on Any Avdice and Things I Need To Work On. Also, Any Kind of Equipment I Need To Buy To Help. I Have Not Equipment At All, I Have Just Started.. Thank You
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05-25-2008, 04:19 AM
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Since I Am New I Dont Know How to Post Photos On Here So I Am USing Photobucket for Now..
*** Please Copy and Paste the Links in your URL.. To get the pictures to show in the post you just need to put [img] at the start of each link and [/img] at the end of each one  Nice pics also - I like the dophins and the waterfall The 1st one of the water lillies is a slightly grainy to me but I noticed you used a high ISO (800) for it which is most likely the cause.
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05-25-2008, 08:06 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted by yankeefan
Since I Am New I Dont Know How to Post Photos On Here So I Am USing Photobucket for Now..
These Pictures Seem Fuzzy, but There Really Not, Its Just Were there Blown Up, by Photobucket... *** Please Copy and Paste the Links in your URL.. 1. This was shot at are resort in Orlando.  2. This was shot at Sea World.  3. This Was Shot on a Hiking Trip Yesterday  *** Please Advise Me on Any Avdice and Things I Need To Work On. Also, Any Kind of Equipment I Need To Buy To Help. I Have Not Equipment At All, I Have Just Started.. Thank You
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05-25-2008, 08:17 AM
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A nice start; I can't view your EXIF data from work, so I don't have any info on your camera or settings, but as Miaow indicated, a high ISO will account for the grain in the lillies.
The dolphins is a nice capture, but a tricky exposure; that is to getting the dark skin of the dolphin's back correctly exposed while not blowing the white of the chest and water (which unfortunately happened). In a case like that, try exposing bracketing, that is expose once for the dark areas, once for the highlights and once for mid-range (obviously not really an option in this particular situation, but a thought for next time). The waterfall is a nice capture, well exposed, but I'm not sure about the composition. What is your intended subject; the leaves or the waterfall which is partly blocked by the leaves? Perhaps a different composition moving more around to the left (if that was possible) to get more of the waterfall in the frame? As for equipment, well, you obviously have a camera and a lens; that's all you need. After that it's just what you want and can afford. I'd suggest spending a while with the camera you've got, find out what area of photography appeals to you most, and then look toward more/different equipment.
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05-25-2008, 08:36 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted by tirediron
A nice start; I can't view your EXIF data from work, so I don't have any info on your camera or settings,
Jeffery's EXIF tool
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05-25-2008, 09:47 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted by dadCameraGuy
Nice! That's perfect. Thanks much.
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