first so called good shots?

[pwrstrk02]

These are among the first of my shots through my new canon s95. Any thoughts while keeping in mind these are among the first manual shots ever?


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[BuS_RiDeR]

Not bad at all. Personally I think they are all slightly under-exposed. The first one in particular.

Then again, its almost my bedtime... My eyes may be playing tricks on me...

 

[dxqcanada5]

#1 - you are seeing outside the box ... good for you.

#2+3 - snapshots

 

[RockstarPhotography]

The first one is defiantly underexposed. Your camera's light meter was trying to compensate for the bright light in the background, therefore underexposing the picture. read up on how your light meter works in various modes and you will better understand. Also, for most indoor pics, unless you are using a fast lens, some kind of flash will usually be needed. Try to bounce it off walls, ceilings, etc, to soften the light up. Especially for children, they have very soft skin.

 

[Snakeguy101]

I love that camera. I have the s90 and it is great. I think that you are well on your way but need some fine tuning that will come with practice. Your composition on all of the shots is good now just learn to better adjust the settings to nail them.

Good luck.

 

[simo110]

Not sharp enough i guess

 

[MWG]

I like #1, nice perspective.

What camera/lens was used for these?

 

[pwrstrk02]

I don't remember.

 

[thatfornoobs]

Images could be sharper, yes. I love them tho. You really have an eye for composition and an imagination. That's what most people (myself included) lack. Be glad you have it!