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09/20/2014 11:23:26 AM |
Greetings from the Critique Club!
I can see where you got the idea, and I appreciate all the work that went into getting ready and setting up for it, and astrophotography is a skill unto itself. But for a it is a little bit of a stretch. This site is very literal; voters are looking for a zipper and asking them to 'see' a zipper in the Milky Way is a little much.
The composition is nice but there is the issue of camera shake and/or focus not set to infinity - it would have been better to increase your exposure time and shoot at infinity than limit yourself to f2.8 and 30 seconds - and lack of focus will always cost you.
Hope this critique has been useful, feel free to PM me with any questions.
All the best and keep on shooting!
Susan |
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09/13/2014 12:43:33 PM |
Pretty picture although it'd be nicer if it had a sharper focus.. as far as fitting the challenge goes, I am not sure it does.. |
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09/10/2014 06:50:25 PM |
"Feature one or more zippers as the focal point in your photo."
I'm missing the zipper(s). But... I'm not voting anyway. If there is one, I can't wait to find it. |
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09/09/2014 05:01:07 AM |
I gave this a 7 because one, I love the sky night pictures like this, two, I can actually see a zipper in the sky.. very clever! |
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09/08/2014 10:31:55 AM |
It does kind of look like a zipper, but it looks like either your lens wasn't set to infinity or you had some camera shake. If you're not already, try to use the 2-second self timer or a cable/wireless release for shots like this, and if your lens doesn't have a visible guide for focal point, every time you move or recompose shoot some test photos at the highest ISO and leave it on manual focus. |
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09/08/2014 10:26:23 AM |
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