Newbie take with D70s @ Botanic Garden

vbs1979 · 22nd June 2005

Hi, just got my D70s and went to Botanic Garden last weekend.
Pls give me pointers on my shots.

blaine · 23rd June 2005

nice! enjoy your D70s! welcome to the dark side.

erictan8888 · 23rd June 2005

your first 2 shots appear a bit soft......

vbs1979 · 23rd June 2005

Originally Posted by erictan8888

your first 2 shots appear a bit soft......

The 1st 2 shots were taken using a 70-200mm 4.5-5.6 lens w/o tripod. Slight camera shake.

The last 2 shots are taken fr my kit lens.

Caussway · 23rd June 2005

Nice pictures you've there

Jellyfish · 23rd June 2005

think u need alot of practice.

bring out the potential of the beast in ur D70s.

nyxx88 · 24th June 2005

I think #3 looks a bit overexposed.

I oso noob.

chngpe01 · 25th June 2005

From the title as well as the first pic (nothing about nature), it seems to suggest that this series is more about the equipment rather than the subjects.

I would suggest in future please post it in the appropriate forum and not here. This section makes no distinction between equipment nor brand and its purpose is primarily showcase and share the beauty of nature captured on "print" or digitally.

Thank You

Peng Eik

Moderator
WON

PS - I have previous stated this in another thread here: http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...ighlight=canon

novello76 · 25th June 2005

From my comp..the colour seems a bit too green..check out custom curves..or maybe try adjusting the hue a bit..

jj1987 · 25th June 2005

The color definatly seems off. Also the squirrel seems dark, while the guy on the bench has some hot spots. You need to meter off the brightest point of the image to avoid that.

22nd June 2005	#1
vbs1979 Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Lot One Posts: 1,533	Newbie take with D70s @ Botanic Garden Hi, just got my D70s and went to Botanic Garden last weekend. Pls give me pointers on my shots. __________________ http://vbs1979.multiply.com

25th June 2005	#8
chngpe01 Moderator Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 7,815	From the title as well as the first pic (nothing about nature), it seems to suggest that this series is more about the equipment rather than the subjects. I would suggest in future please post it in the appropriate forum and not here. This section makes no distinction between equipment nor brand and its purpose is primarily showcase and share the beauty of nature captured on "print" or digitally. Thank You Peng Eik Moderator WON PS - I have previous stated this in another thread here: http://forums.clubsnap.org/showthrea...ighlight=canon __________________ my work

23rd June 2005	#2
blaine Member Join Date: Mar 2005 Posts: 95	nice! enjoy your D70s! welcome to the dark side.

23rd June 2005	#3
erictan8888 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 2,307	your first 2 shots appear a bit soft...... __________________ Hope to learn from everyone here.... http://s28.photobucket.com/albums/c229/TanEric/

23rd June 2005	#5
Caussway Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Singapore Posts: 995	Nice pictures you've there

23rd June 2005	#6
Jellyfish Member Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Good old sunny s'pore Posts: 138	think u need alot of practice. bring out the potential of the beast in ur D70s.

24th June 2005	#7
nyxx88 Senior Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Posts: 2,075	I think #3 looks a bit overexposed. I oso noob.

25th June 2005	#9
novello76 Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Posts: 1,497	From my comp..the colour seems a bit too green..check out custom curves..or maybe try adjusting the hue a bit..

25th June 2005	#10
jj1987 New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: FL Posts: 46	The color definatly seems off. Also the squirrel seems dark, while the guy on the bench has some hot spots. You need to meter off the brightest point of the image to avoid that.