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12/04/2007 10:44:40 PM |
Thanks for the helpful comments and the tutorial. I am a newbie here, and at editing and can use the feedback and advice.
Cheers,
//paithyakara.blogspot.com/2007/12/one-more.html
Message edited by author 2007-12-05 03:46:31. |
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12/04/2007 12:21:02 AM |
| If you have any version of photoshop take a look at this tutorial. It will show you how to prepare your image for challenges and get your image to the 640 pixel 150 kb allowances. Your image is 480 pixel and only 38 kb. If you maximize your file size you will have smooth features around your bird and high contrast edges. Doing this will allow you to get a more accurate score as many people instantly knock off points for small photos and jagged edges thining it is oversharpened. Hope this helps. If you don't have PS try to find a save as function that allows you to set your own file size to 150 kb. |
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12/03/2007 07:29:37 PM |
| Very nice idea, and a fortunate shot with the bird still enough to photograph. Try to use the full dimensions allowed (640 on a side) to emphasize your work. |
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12/02/2007 11:48:18 AM |
not a bad idea, but the bird tends to get lost in the picture as it is so small and you don't seem to have used the maximum image size either, which makes everything smaller again.
In an ideal world if you could have got essentially the same shot but the bird with a bit of sun lighting up it's plumage, in among the flowers (so they formed the backdrop instead of the fence) and cropped it in a bit tighter I think this could have been a really eyecatching shot.
but hey - wildlife and weather rarely co-operate :- ) |
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11/29/2007 03:07:32 PM |
| This is tough for me to vote and comment 'cause I know how hard these little devils are to capture. I would have liked to see a little better DOF in the foreground. A nice capture of the hummer though! |
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11/29/2007 12:36:30 PM |
| It's a little small, and I would have liked to see the bird closer. Still, you got a hummingbird in mid flight! Nice! |
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11/29/2007 08:19:59 AM |
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11/29/2007 02:04:58 AM |
| The bird is too small. You need a longer zoom :) |
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11/28/2007 04:17:50 PM |
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11/28/2007 02:40:23 PM |
| nice catch. Sharpness could've helped a lot. |
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11/28/2007 10:53:50 AM |
| Where or what is the crowd? This just looks like a poor picture of a bird. |
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11/28/2007 08:06:28 AM |
| great job catching the hummingbird! |
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11/28/2007 06:36:34 AM |
| too small, where is the crowd??? 3 |
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