Messing Around With Aperture....

[jbarnes.US]

Just got my camera and was trying some different things out. I honestly don't know if the images I took were great, I would appreciate any and all feedback! Thank you.

What is that mark in the bottom left corner of the photo? What caused it?


A funny angle, but I liked it.


I hate that the chair leg got in this his one, I couldn't crop it out without chopping the cat's ear off.

 

[MacHoot]

 

[jbarnes.US]

Thanks. What program did you use? I do not have any image editing software at the moment.

 

[jaicatalano]

Frankly they aren't great and not even that good. I say this with no disrespect but why are you asking if they are great? There is nowhere to go from great. They are practice shots with a new lens or camera. Try thinking specifically and not about what is great or not great. If you are going to shoot the cat then try different things. Different shutter speeds and apertures. Ask yourself what do you want the audience to feel? For example the cat is probably a very cute cat but right now it's a photo of a cat and nothing else. How do you feel about the cat? Make me feel...

Catch him or her in their element... I hope that helps.

 

[480sparky]

Mac beat me to it. :er:

Most any decent software will have Clone and Heal tools.

Try GIMP if your wallet won't withstand a PhotoShop hit.

 

[jbarnes.US]

Frankly they aren't great and not even that good. I say this with no disrespect but why are you asking if they are great? There is nowhere to go from great. They are practice shots with a new lens or camera. Try thinking specifically and not about what is great or not great. If you are going to shoot the cat then try different things. Different shutter speeds and apertures. Ask yourself what do you want the audience to feel? For example the cat is probably a very cute cat but right now it's a photo of a cat and nothing else. How do you feel about the cat? Make me feel...

Catch him or her in their element... I hope that helps.

Sorry, I really should have used a different word than "great". And thank you, no disrespect is taken. I asked for criticism and got it, I will work harder to get better pictures, and this helped a lot

 

[MacHoot]

Mac beat me to it. :er:

Most any decent software will have Clone and Heal tools.

Try GIMP if your wallet won't withstand a PhotoShop hit.

I have fingers of Lightning!! lol

And i'm rocking Photoshop CS 5.5

GIMP is good and it's FREE!!!!

 

[480sparky]

I have fingers of Lightning!! lol

Who types? I use VR software.



No, not Nikon's Vibration Reduction........ voice recognition!

 

[MacHoot]

I have fingers of Lightning!! lol

Who types? I use VR software.





No, not Nikon's Vibration Reduction........ voice recognition!

My West Virginian accent prevents me from usin' that type of sof'ware! lol


Hep...I need a lil Hep over here.

 

[480sparky]

My West Virginian accent prevents me from usin' that type of sof'ware! lol

It can learn.

 

[MacHoot]

My wife likes it when I type...keeps me quiet. lol

 

[enzodm]

Thanks. What program did you use? I do not have any image editing software at the moment.

Indeed you have: Digital Photo Professional in the CDs that came with the camera.

 

[MrsLittle]

That's a pretty cat to photograph. Try getting it in a tree or something.

 

[Bolthead]

Frankly they aren't great and not even that good. I say this with no disrespect but why are you asking if they are great? There is nowhere to go from great. They are practice shots with a new lens or camera. Try thinking specifically and not about what is great or not great. If you are going to shoot the cat then try different things. Different shutter speeds and apertures. Ask yourself what do you want the audience to feel? For example the cat is probably a very cute cat but right now it's a photo of a cat and nothing else. How do you feel about the cat? Make me feel...

Catch him or her in their element... I hope that helps.

cropped......

no hijacking, I just thought I'd take your advice......I have a cat that sings.