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fude · 8th July 2008

Hi all,
These pictures is taken with 450D with Sigma 18-200mm. Please give me comment how to improve and mistake.
#01

#02

#03

#04

#05

When I took this picture, the sky is grey, anyway to make it look more interesting??

fude · 8th July 2008

There are taken by 450D with Sigma10-20mm lens(1st time using)

#06

#07

Please give me comment from the above pictures.
Thanks

heifetz · 8th July 2008

For the night landscape pictures, what is your aperture setting? it seems not very sharp and out of focus to me. Anyway, what is the location where you took the pictures?

fude · 8th July 2008

I have to check tonight about the aperture setting, what shold be the est f setting?? Location is at The Stamford Hotel level 46. watching NDP rehersal.
Will be going there again on National day.

gumnaam · 8th July 2008

Bro where dou shoot them from............ looks like u were few hundred feets flying in the sky

... hahahaaha..

#1 -- looks white balance not correct..........correct the levels in PS
#6, 7 -- 10-20 is v good lens, but have to a bit careful for distortion........can try correcting in PS
#7 -- not sharp....using steady tripod will help in night.

Try to stick to higher f values...... smaller apperture oppenings for ur night shots

fude · 8th July 2008

both night shots, I m using f11, with tripod. So I should go higher than that.

For pic #01, do u think is too blue?? ok I will do the correction.
noramlly when u guys post pictures, do u do editing or enhancement b4 u post??
Course I can see some of u guys pictures is very nice, colour is very bright too.

And thank you haifets and gumnaam comment and feedback.

heifetz · 9th July 2008

yup, the aperture should set to higher when taking such a large scale view. Some of the horizon of your picture is slanted, it would be better if it is really horizontal.

fude · 9th July 2008

Originally Posted by heifetz

yup, the aperture should set to higher when taking such a large scale view. Some of the horizon of your picture is slanted, it would be better if it is really horizontal.

haha, that's a good 1. not some, but most of it are slanted. Sad man.

Really thanks for the pointers.
Many many thanks.

8th July 2008	#2
fude Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 129	Re: level46 There are taken by 450D with Sigma10-20mm lens(1st time using) #06 #07 Please give me comment from the above pictures. Thanks Last edited by fude; 8th July 2008 at 12:30 PM.

8th July 2008	#3
heifetz New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 21	Re: level46 For the night landscape pictures, what is your aperture setting? it seems not very sharp and out of focus to me. Anyway, what is the location where you took the pictures?

8th July 2008	#4
fude Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 129	Re: level46 I have to check tonight about the aperture setting, what shold be the est f setting?? Location is at The Stamford Hotel level 46. watching NDP rehersal. Will be going there again on National day.

8th July 2008	#5
gumnaam Member Join Date: Apr 2007 Location: Hougang, Singapore Posts: 320	Re: level46 Bro where dou shoot them from............ looks like u were few hundred feets flying in the sky ... hahahaaha.. #1 -- looks white balance not correct..........correct the levels in PS #6, 7 -- 10-20 is v good lens, but have to a bit careful for distortion........can try correcting in PS #7 -- not sharp....using steady tripod will help in night. Try to stick to higher f values...... smaller apperture oppenings for ur night shots __________________ EOS 40D/10-20,50,100 macro, My Flickr

8th July 2008	#1
fude Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 129	level46 Hi all, These pictures is taken with 450D with Sigma 18-200mm. Please give me comment how to improve and mistake. #01 #02 #03 #04 #05 When I took this picture, the sky is grey, anyway to make it look more interesting?? Last edited by fude; 8th July 2008 at 12:24 PM.

8th July 2008	#6
fude Member Join Date: Sep 2005 Posts: 129	Re: level46 both night shots, I m using f11, with tripod. So I should go higher than that. For pic #01, do u think is too blue?? ok I will do the correction. noramlly when u guys post pictures, do u do editing or enhancement b4 u post?? Course I can see some of u guys pictures is very nice, colour is very bright too. And thank you haifets and gumnaam comment and feedback.

9th July 2008	#7
heifetz New Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Posts: 21	Re: level46 yup, the aperture should set to higher when taking such a large scale view. Some of the horizon of your picture is slanted, it would be better if it is really horizontal.