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Hosea · 2nd February 2005

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Drudkh · 2nd February 2005

dude, your photos are way too BIG. kindly resize it.
motion blur in #1, #4 seems a bit OOF.
#2 & #3 are good.
For #2 you might want to consider cropping off the guy on the left. can only see face, belly & hand looks very weird.

Hosea · 2nd February 2005

Originally Posted by Drudkh

dude, your photos are way too BIG. kindly resize it.
motion blur in #1, #4 seems a bit OOF.
#2 & #3 are good.
For #2 you might want to consider cropping off the guy on the left. can only see face, belly & hand looks very weird.

Actually I like those blur for such shots,just my preference. Thanks for your feedback.

taku1a · 2nd February 2005

The camera's auto-balance did a great job, but--for me--it takes away the tungsten redness that is so much part of Chinese New Year's lightings.

Hosea · 2nd February 2005

Originally Posted by taku1a

The camera's auto-balance did a great job, but--for me--it takes away the tungsten redness that is so much part of Chinese New Year's lightings.

Thanks for feedback ..

No4 , i intentionally reduce its"red" by using incandescent wb..dont really like it now.

2nd February 2005	#1
Hosea Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 4,673	Singapore Chinatown- 红 1 2 3 4 钱够用

2nd February 2005	#2
Drudkh Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Posts: 6,019	dude, your photos are way too BIG. kindly resize it. motion blur in #1, #4 seems a bit OOF. #2 & #3 are good. For #2 you might want to consider cropping off the guy on the left. can only see face, belly & hand looks very weird.

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taku1a Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 146	The camera's auto-balance did a great job, but--for me--it takes away the tungsten redness that is so much part of Chinese New Year's lightings.