for taking the time to answer my question. Both cameras seem as though they would meet the needs of the shelters. The Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W120 Digital Camera does have a much higher ISO (3200 vs 1600) which would most likely help in the very low light situations. Both have similar max...
I have been helping local animal shelters take better photos of their pets to increase adoptions. I was asked recently by a state organization to give a workshop, and during the workshop many of these shelters seemed to have camera problems. They have junky point and shoots that are not suited...
Very nice :) Were your negatives thin? They look a bit flat to me, but that could be from the scanning.
Was that black strip from when you scanned it or is it on your actual image?
I love them all :) The cake came out beautifully, you really portrayed the colors.
My only suggestion is in the last image of them dancing, I would darken her hand a bit on top.When i first glanced at it i though he was making a grab at her because her hand blends in with the dress.
really nice photos! They came out great :)
My only suggestion would be be careful the hair doesn't get lost in the background... somthing I'm struggling with right now
I can't figure out what I'm doing wrong. What process do you follow when saving an image? I am using Adobe Photoshop CS3.
I'm trying to figure it out but uggh.
When I upload my images they become desaturated and flat. I am saving them at the highest image quality I can.
TIA!
Great job :) I really enjoy number 1. Those serious kids are tough. My neice is the same way, but hey you have to portray them how they are you know? #3 honestly doesn't thrill me. I think it's the angle the picture was taken at... Did you take while you were standing? I always say my knees...
Sigh... I know.. this is kind of why I'm pulling my hair out...
Ah yes, I should have explained that also. The room is actually not too bad. There is no natural light what so ever. I cannot move the shoot outside, because 1. we can't risk the weather, and 2. I'm going to have to work with...