puyjapin
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i would personally say the colour on the first one represents that of the goose i was staring at
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AND does that mean a raw shot does not take into account the WB set in the camera?
It's not only about focal range...this lens has exceptional image quality (said to be near "L" quality), good low light performance (f/2.8), fast focus lock and IS (Image Stabilization).why would you want to spend so much on a lens with such a limited focal range?
The first goose picture has some noise in it and it's messing up the background bokeh/out-of-focus blur making it appear rough.I ask this question for learning purposes, not with the intention to critique. I was wondering how the bokah is in the geese photos? To me it seems harsh. Not as soft as I would like in a photo. But I'm not sure if it's because of the background or the lens itself. I find myself very distracted by the background and can't focus on the geese. I'm sure since the white balance is off that has a little to do with it (the geese are orangey and blend in), but I was just curious to help learn my photographer's eye.
Golden light because the pictures were taken during the golden hour (1 hour after sunrise or 1 hour before sunset)?i still cant see that the colour is off, if that is the colour coming from the sun then surely that is the colour the photo is,
so if they were taken in the golden hr then we expect a golden colour surely
The first goose picture has some noise in it and it's messing up the background bokeh/out-of-focus blur making it appear rough.
The second geese picture has less noise in it so the background bokeh/out-of-focus blur appears to be better/smoother.
perhaps im colourblind! or perhaps we all are, i agree that others wont know its the golden hour but I did. I have adjusted that one by using the correct colour cast, it was quite easy. Why would raw be easier, btw, have a look at the geese and see if that one is 'techincally' better.
What risk are you talking about? I don't even use UV filters and nothing has happened to any of my lenses in the 15 months I've had my XTi. I do have lens hoods on all my lenses though.
I agree with the others...the white balance is way off in these pictures.