PJcam
No longer a newbie, moving up!
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The weather is abysmal, heavy rain and hail, strong winds and going to get much stronger. So as a 'beginner' I thought it was time to experiment with the camera and learn a little more, having done so, now it's time to ask for your comments.
The aim of this lesson I gave myself was to try get the best image I could, in bad light, without flash and with a narrow depth of field, from just before the bonsia to just past the blinds and glass which has rain running down. I included the vertical blinds at a slight angle, my thoughts were to include reflection from the blinds and also to fade the image behind the set field.
The image was in Raw format, converted to Jpg using instant Jpg from raw software, (Good Free software), but as it was to large to upload, just over 2mb, I resized it in Adobe Photoshop which crashed the image down to just over 800kb, I hope this doesn't spoil the image quality to mush. I am not sure what is the largest Jpg file we can upload on here?
I welcome comments good and bad. I realise I could have taken the image portrait instead of landscape, but this way showed a little more rain on the glass behind the blinds.
Camera - Canon EOS Rebel T6 1300D,
Lens - Canon EF-S 75-300 mm f/3.5-5.6
Settings - Shutter 1/200 sec, Aperture f/4.5, ISO 1600, Lens set at 130.00mm
The aim of this lesson I gave myself was to try get the best image I could, in bad light, without flash and with a narrow depth of field, from just before the bonsia to just past the blinds and glass which has rain running down. I included the vertical blinds at a slight angle, my thoughts were to include reflection from the blinds and also to fade the image behind the set field.
The image was in Raw format, converted to Jpg using instant Jpg from raw software, (Good Free software), but as it was to large to upload, just over 2mb, I resized it in Adobe Photoshop which crashed the image down to just over 800kb, I hope this doesn't spoil the image quality to mush. I am not sure what is the largest Jpg file we can upload on here?
I welcome comments good and bad. I realise I could have taken the image portrait instead of landscape, but this way showed a little more rain on the glass behind the blinds.
Camera - Canon EOS Rebel T6 1300D,
Lens - Canon EF-S 75-300 mm f/3.5-5.6
Settings - Shutter 1/200 sec, Aperture f/4.5, ISO 1600, Lens set at 130.00mm