jiwooseok
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Thank you! Well noted.
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I just wanted to get some advice from experts like you and Mike. I know my photo sucks. But you don't need to talk down like that. I just needed to know what I could do better that's all.
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To be honest, I was just looking at the camera meter to be exposed evenly. The exposure bar was in the middle. I hope what I'm saying is understandable.
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It was 1.4. I'm not sure how 9.9 was registered.
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Here is the original version
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Do you have a recommended fluid heads?
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Which tripod would you recommend?
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I bought a tripod from amazon GEEKOTO AT24EVO and Fluid Head, Pangshi VT-1510 I didn't use the lens shade because I was shooting from inside the house through the window.. And also I don't think i introduce any sharpening and I know how to introduce in the settings. I did shoot through window. That is a blind. it was JPEG. It's a blind. It was through a window. I focused on the flower. single point. I did have a VR on. I don't know what VC is.. I think i was about 100 ft away? Thank you all.
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Thank you all for the information. Very helpful!
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I'm not trying to waste anyone's time. I'm reading and running. I have a full time job that keeps me occupied. Sorry I couldn't be more responsive.
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I'm having a hard time getting my model's eyes focused like dead-on.. NIKON D850 Focal Length: 1050/10 Shutter Speed Value: 10287712/1000000 Exposure Time: 1/1250 Aperture Value: 9.9 F-Number: 9.9 ISO Speed Ratings: 5000 Flash: 0 Metering Mode: 5 Exposure Mode: 1 White Balance: 0 Focal Length In 35mm I used Sigma 105mm 1.4f @ at 1.4f in a bedroom with just a regular light for a test on a tripod. I can see the clarity and details in the viewfinder but when I take the shot, 10 out of 10 come out blurry. Is it because of the lack of lights? What am I doing wrong?
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© 2020 KEVIN SEOK
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Thank you all for your opinions! Helps a lot!
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Hello All, I just came back from Wyoming. I took some photos, and I would love to receive some constructive criticisms. Could you folks please help me on this? It was very smoky that day. I tried to dehaze the photo and ended up with the weird looking sky. NIKON D7500 Focal Length: 240/10 Shutter Speed Value: 7965784/1000000 Exposure Time: 1/250 Aperture Value: 4.0 F-Number: 4.0 ISO Speed Ratings: 50
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Fort worth botanic garden, lower rose garden© 2020 KEVIN SEOK
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Bumble bee© 2020 KEVIN SEOK
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Smokes from California gave me lots of challenges. Pray for the people in California -
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Grand Prismatic Spring
