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1/400 @ F8 ISO1250 Nikon D3200 Tamron 70-300mm @300mm.
I love the colours of these birds and it's nice to see the colours on them when photographed.
This is the first time I've ever submited a photo for criticism so it will be interesting to see what I might learn.
If you are looking for suggestions for improvement I have none to offer. Beautiful shot.The best way is to upload your image to a third party site, and then get the URL of the image and insert it here using the image icon at the top of the editing window.
Example of an image hosted on Flickr:
Thanks for the comment, but I was only trying to illustrate the posting technique. BTW, if your host site gives a choice of sizes to link to, max 1024x768 seems to fit most people's monitors, although I have occasionally broken this "rule" for panoramas.If you are looking for suggestions for improvement I have none to offer. Beautiful shot.
Very nice. Capturing the moment is most important. You can tell especially with the man with the guitar that they're sharp. You can see the very fine hairs at the edge of his face. I found it so hard to get photos to appear sharp once uploaded. Now, I downsize them to 1200 from 6000-ish by whatever, and check the levels menu on photoshop. A little de-noising, unsharp masking, and I'm done.Hey! Never spotted this long standing thread. Here a few test shots I did sometime in the last few years to test out a Leica M3 I had just gotten serviced. No adjustments or anything just straight scans from the negs as provided by the processor. I was pretty pleased with the performance of the serviced camera and was glad I was able to get the exposure reasonably good with the occasional use of a hand held meter (when I remembered to check it) I wasn't laboring over composition or anything, was mainly wanting to try various things to get a sense of how the camera performed in different situations. These are downsized quite a bit, the originals are quite sharp when I got the focus right.
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Not sure what you mean - I can see them fine.Woke up this morning (ha ha sounds like a blues song) and saw this in the loch. I've a feeling I haven't prepared them properly for uploading though.
If you are looking for suggestions for improvement I have none to offer. Beautiful shot.
The best way is to upload your image to a third party site, and then get the URL of the image and insert it here using the image icon at the top of the editing window.
Example of an image hosted on Flickr:
Nice job Photoshopping. I like the composition of the original image with the tree on the left and more foreground. I like all the wires too, because it gives me more to look at. The cleaned up image feels like it's missing something.View attachment 913203 View attachment 913210
Nikon D80. VR 55-200 @ 116mm, F/4.8 @ 125th second, ISO 400 Photoshopped with Elements 8. The original is pictured below.
Status: advanced amateur? At least I like to think so. Constructive criticism welcome. That's why I'm here.
Well, live and learn. If "View attachment 913203" is clicked the original can be seen from this post.