adrian b.
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Feel free to rate this, but if you rate very low, leave a message
please, to help me learn!
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I know it's far from perfect (the bottle being blown off and all
that) but in the frenzy of the moment I forgot to switch to RAW
mode / or use spot metering. I also wish I had a zoom lens, It's
funny getting real close for a shot like this on a busy street with
people staring at you and your subject...
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Good work for a first digital shot!
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Please feel free to comment on this one!
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Nice color!
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Please share your thoughts!
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All comments are welcome!
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IMHO you should have changed the green into grey or something, there are just too many different colors here. I know you can't move the dog to a grey couch, but some PS might help.
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I wonder how this would have looked with a polarizer filter on the lens? You should have definitely waited for the sun to touch the contours of those mountains. Lake Garda at dusk is simply magnificent and I don't see that here, sorry for the low rating!
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I just uploaded a post-processed version of this please tell me what you think of it.
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I hesitated a lot before uploading this picture "almost uncut" from the camera. All I did was a Neat Image post-processing to remove the almost invisible noise caused by the iso 400 exposure. The Av was 8, maybe 5,6 would have blurred the backround more... Maybe I should have also increased the mid-tones levels by +5 but I feared that that would ruin it.
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I will try using a tripod and smaller aperture values to increase the sharpness of such pictures. After all the flower ain't flying anywhere! Mirror lock-up is not on the list of features for 300d, unless I used the Russian hacked firmware, but that is for later.... Is mirror lock-up really so important?
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Good point. I tried to fix this by blurring the background and de-saturating it.
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The background here was ruining the shot, so I used Gaussian Blur and Stained Glass filters in Photoshop.
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I'm a beginner, so shoot please!
Landscape in the Swiss Alps
in Landscape
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