studen pics... tell me what u thing, plz

Proctizzle · 25th June 2005

-Justin

damithc · 25th June 2005

welcome

as for the pics, looks a bit on the smaller side, and not very sharp. still, that's a start. keep trying. good luck

besh · 25th June 2005

some pic is OOF. fill in flash is help... becaus esome of ur pic's foreground is not brigh enough to bring out the image.

melvynyeo · 25th June 2005

Nice effort

Most shots look under to me

Agree with besh that a fill flash helps alot. Anyway, #2 is nice.

dundee · 25th June 2005

problem #1
All shots are underexposed.

problem #2
Shots are totally OOF

problem #3
Insufficient microdetail in pics 1, 2 and 4

problem #4
Contrast between subject and background way too low. Makes everything appear washed-out. (1, 2 And 4)

problem #5
The background is not "blured out" enough. (pic 4)

problem #6
all subjects in centre, be more creative try the rule of thirds.

Solutions
#1 get a lightmetre/look at the histogram and adjust accordingly

#2 increase shutter-speed/use a tripod/manual focus

#3/#5 fill the frame, dont crop and get a better lens, 100mm or 180mm macro

#4 find a nicer background before pulling e trigger/get a flash and softbox to increase contrast in foreground

25th June 2005	#1
Proctizzle New Member Join Date: Jun 2005 Posts: 13	studen pics... tell me what u thing, plz -Justin

25th June 2005	#2
damithc Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: NUS Posts: 387	welcome as for the pics, looks a bit on the smaller side, and not very sharp. still, that's a start. keep trying. good luck Last edited by damithc; 25th June 2005 at 09:57 AM.

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besh Member Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 485	some pic is OOF. fill in flash is help... becaus esome of ur pic's foreground is not brigh enough to bring out the image.

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melvynyeo Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 1,903	Nice effort Most shots look under to me Agree with besh that a fill flash helps alot. Anyway, #2 is nice.

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dundee Member Join Date: Sep 2004 Posts: 171	problem #1 All shots are underexposed. problem #2 Shots are totally OOF problem #3 Insufficient microdetail in pics 1, 2 and 4 problem #4 Contrast between subject and background way too low. Makes everything appear washed-out. (1, 2 And 4) problem #5 The background is not "blured out" enough. (pic 4) problem #6 all subjects in centre, be more creative try the rule of thirds. Solutions #1 get a lightmetre/look at the histogram and adjust accordingly #2 increase shutter-speed/use a tripod/manual focus #3/#5 fill the frame, dont crop and get a better lens, 100mm or 180mm macro #4 find a nicer background before pulling e trigger/get a flash and softbox to increase contrast in foreground