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hayleyfraser24

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So I had my niece and her best friend up to stay with me at the weekend, it was an unusualy sunny day for Scotland, I was just snapping away, trying to get some candid shots, I didnt realise my iso was up realy high. The originals also came out realy quite dark which I couldnt understand as it was light outside and I was shooting between f2.8 and f4. So the pictures came out noisy and they are not technically any good but I still think they are cute... would you edit these differently. Id like to give them to the mums as a gift but im worried they will print really bad, Thanks in advance for any advice

1 garden hug
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2 swings
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3 walking
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4 laughing
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They are cute, and the Moms will love them. Unless they are on this forum, they are not going to ask "why was the iso set so high?" They will just be glad for the great pictures of their kids.
 
Good set; 800 ISO should not be an issue on a D7000. I think this is a nice, strong set, and my only comment would be to be careful with things like the telephone poles in #3. They are dangerously close to 'growing' out of their heads. As composed, they're a bit awkwardly placed, but still a good set.

Just my $00.02 worth - your mileage may vary.

~John
 
Good set; 800 ISO should not be an issue on a D7000. I think this is a nice, strong set, and my only comment would be to be careful with things like the telephone poles in #3. They are dangerously close to 'growing' out of their heads. As composed, they're a bit awkwardly placed, but still a good set.

Just my $00.02 worth - your mileage may vary.

~John

Thanks John, yea I see what you mean about the poles! Ill work on the compostion, Thanks for commenting :)
 
I had a look at your settings for the second shot and they are all over the place, iso800 1/8000 F3.5 :er:
 
I had a look at your settings for the second shot and they are all over the place, iso800 1/8000 F3.5 :er:

I had my camera on aperture priority, im not sure why my iso was set at 800, that was a mistake!
 

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