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[J_T]

Captured this outside my house playing with my new tripod... too bad it was windy... D:

 

[BuS_RiDeR]

I think its a bit over exposed. Mind you, it might be my eyes giving me the wrong information...

Any way, since it says it is ok to edit your photos in your profile... I did.

Using Gimp, I adjusted the white balance and ran it through a sharpening filter...

 

[CMfromIL]

Love the flower, but as noted the initial posting is a bit blown.

Very, very quick edit on photobucket. Did a minor crop and toned down the exposure a bit.

 

[o hey tyler]

Captured this outside my house playing with my new tripod... too bad it was windy... D:

Good thing you don't need a tripod to take a photo at 1/250s at 24mm and achieve sharp focus with a negligible amount of motion blur.

 

[CMfromIL]

Captured this outside my house playing with my new tripod... too bad it was windy... D:

Good thing you don't need a tripod to take a photo at 1/250s at 24mm and achieve sharp focus with a negligible amount of motion blur.

Maybe he was referring to 'solar winds' hence the blown out detail?

 

[The_Traveler]

I think that the flower might be a bit green-tinged and the image might benefit from darkening the background some.
I tried cropping it but then it seemed too tight in the frame with nothing else around.

 

[J_T]

Captured this outside my house playing with my new tripod... too bad it was windy... D:

Good thing you don't need a tripod to take a photo at 1/250s at 24mm and achieve sharp focus with a negligible amount of motion blur.

Hence the playing part...

I think that the flower might be a bit green-tinged and the image might benefit from darkening the background some.
I tried cropping it but then it seemed too tight in the frame with nothing else around.


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Love the flower, but as noted the initial posting is a bit blown.

Very, very quick edit on photobucket. Did a minor crop and toned down the exposure a bit.

I think its a bit over exposed. Mind you, it might be my eyes giving me the wrong information...

Any way, since it says it is ok to edit your photos in your profile... I did.

Using Gimp, I adjusted the white balance and ran it through a sharpening filter...

Thanks everyone

 

[o hey tyler]

Regardless of whether you are "for funning" or not, it's still valuable to know what an acceptable shutter speed for a handheld photo should be.

 

[The_Traveler]

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