klotzishere20
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No tripod was used in these photos (Head broke).
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I dont like them.
There is a lack of contrast in alot of the images, probably due to shooting through glass.
They also seem somewhat over exposed.
The ducks are out of focus, the framing on the pellican is a bit off IMO, I would of preferred seeing the whole beek
The strongest image is the first, but I would of liked to see those bottom paws in the image
I dont like them.
There is a lack of contrast in alot of the images, probably due to shooting through glass.
They also seem somewhat over exposed.
The ducks are out of focus, the framing on the pellican is a bit off IMO, I would of preferred seeing the whole beek
The strongest image is the first, but I would of liked to see those bottom paws in the image
Thanks, I love honesty.
But it wasnt glass, it was rope for the 2 cats and the hawk.
What F should I use to get all those cygnets in focus?
All these pictures are raw, no cropping or photoshop yet.
You should open your own thread, so people can comment on them seperately. Now they might get confused with the pictures of first poster.
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I dont like them.
There is a lack of contrast in alot of the images, probably due to shooting through glass.
They also seem somewhat over exposed.
The ducks are out of focus, the framing on the pellican is a bit off IMO, I would of preferred seeing the whole beek
The strongest image is the first, but I would of liked to see those bottom paws in the image
Thanks, I love honesty.
But it wasnt glass, it was rope for the 2 cats and the hawk.
What F should I use to get all those cygnets in focus?
All these pictures are raw, no cropping or photoshop yet.
Oh, so not sure why there is a lack of contrast then. What gear are you using?
As said, use a small aperture to get a bigger depth of field. Something in the f/8 to f/11 range, maybe slightly more depending on the available light. If you are shooting at f/2.8, then you'll get the focus on what you are aiming for, but your plane of focus is so small that the duck near it will be out of focus.
Its great that they are raw, but they are incomplete. RAW to me is that I am doing all the processing on the image instead of letting the camera do it. But I have to do this processing, I just don't leave them as RAW. RAW is incomplete until they are processed.
I'd suggest taking the time to crop and process your images prior to posting so people can give more complete comments. Commenting on unfinished work is pretty much a waste of time for everyone involved
You should open your own thread, so people can comment on them seperately. Now they might get confused with the pictures of first poster.
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huh?
Nice gear set for someone who is new...I've got lens envy
No reason for the lack of contrast. I'm thinking its a user error in metering or exposing, not the gear's fault
It might be heavy, but consider a monopod over a tripod, as you can be more mobile with one.
You should be able to nail nice exposures with your gear without upgrading to a 7D. While its a great body (recently picked one up myself), dont think that the body will fix the exposure issues you are getting.
Keep on shooting