Please comments

[benchuatl]

What do u think about this photo?

All comments are welcome......

[toomz]

Hmm.. can't quite make out the details on the dragon... a bit underexposed?
Or isit my monitor?

[benchuatl]

Originally Posted by toomz Hmm.. can't quite make out the details on the dragon... a bit underexposed? Or isit my monitor?

Need to print out b4 I know... My screen too... appeared underexpose but printing turns out well, can u enlighten me on how to set the screen colour to match the real? By the way I am using HP 1350 (free from starhub)....

Thanks anyway.

[toomz]

Originally Posted by benchuatl Need to print out b4 I know... My screen too... appeared underexpose but printing turns out well, can u enlighten me on how to set the screen colour to match the real? By the way I am using HP 1350 (free from starhub).... Thanks anyway.

ur monitor is not calibrated to ur printer tats why the diff. I'm no expert in tat.. Fellow experts pls come in

[Bryann]

Cannot make out what is it too.... hmmm

By the way, what is that ar?

[boochap]

foreground subject is underexposed, no details. position a bit off, too far to the right.
backgroud is messy amd overexposed and distracting.
lighten up the foreground with a flash alone wouldnt help to improve the pix either.

[benchuatl]

How about this.... and these....





Thanks for all of ur comments, I would probably try again..

[scanner]

1st thing, there are too much distractions around. It disorientate the audiences' focus. Ask yourself this qns? Where U wanted the audience to focus their eye on?

As for the 2nd pic, it looks much better and interesting. However, I find that there is too much spacing on the right. A tighter crop or next time re-orientate urself more towards the left side, might be more appealing?

Last pic, a tigher cropping will make it a good image. The shadow casted on the wall makes it a simple and interesting art.

BTW, all pic tends to be a bit underexposed, you might want to push the exposure a bit.

My 2 cents worth of inputs.

[benchuatl]

Originally Posted by scanner 1st thing, there are too much distractions around. It disorientate the audiences' focus. Ask yourself this qns? Where U wanted the audience to focus their eye on? As for the 2nd pic, it looks much better and interesting. However, I find that there is too much spacing on the right. A tighter crop or next time re-orientate urself more towards the left side, might be more appealing? Last pic, a tigher cropping will make it a good image. The shadow casted on the wall makes it a simple and interesting art. BTW, all pic tends to be a bit underexposed, you might want to push the exposure a bit. My 2 cents worth of inputs.

Thanks Scanner.. appreciated ur advices and pointers...

[Witness]

erhmmm dun mind me...i i tink the point is tt u used too little depth of field....totally dun know wats goin on....its very confusing ....

[benchuatl]

Originally Posted by Witness erhmmm dun mind me...i i tink the point is tt u used too little depth of field....totally dun know wats goin on....its very confusing ....

You are referring to which pics?

Thanks anyway