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Congrats on the new camera.Daughter gave a Sony A200 for Christmas.
1st picture: Try cropping in tighter to the subject. Crop out the leaves above her....new hobbiest looking for critique.
Here are a few more sites I've found to be very helpful...Saved the website from the 2nd response and would appreciate any others.
Specifically the eyes.Images are a little soft. When shooting portraits, it's good practive to set you focal point to the face.
It's nice to see another sony shooter on here. (there's not too many on this forum) since your using a Sony try using creative style (Vivid) and bump up saturation by 2 on it. That will make her red hair really pop, instead of looking dryed out and flat. Also on your D-range optimizer use +3 That will add more detail in the picture. I use +3 about 90% of the time.It really helps with adding detailed shadows to the pic.
Boy, I could learn alot from you, since we have similar equip. When I pressed the function button to change the D range optimizer the only choices were standard, dro off and dro+...I found no setting to increase saturation...does this have to be done in photoshop?...I can do it there..I appreciate your help and your time
Probably a difference in the model of camera. I also use a Sony the A100 I dont have the ability to up the settings on my dynamic range either other than the + setting you speak of. You should be able to set the focus setting so that your focus is the center of the view finder. You can focus lock by picking the area you want in focus (the eyes) press the shutter release until the camera beeps at you hold it there recompose the shot then snap the picture.
That one thing will really help your photography...you decide which focus point to use, not the camera. The more control you can take away from the camera, the more creative choices you'll have. Glad you figured it out.Setting the focal point is one of the things I can do now...figured that out today..thanks, gona try that next session
Probably a difference in the model of camera. I also use a Sony the A100 I dont have the ability to up the settings on my dynamic range either other than the + setting you speak of. You should be able to set the focus setting so that your focus is the center of the view finder. You can focus lock by picking the area you want in focus (the eyes) press the shutter release until the camera beeps at you hold it there recompose the shot then snap the picture.