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11/01/2009 07:31:32 PM |
| Ouch. Stay away from ISO 1600 on that compact. My Powershot S5 looks even worse at that ISO. For a still life like this, use the lowest ISO your camera has, and whatever aperture gives you the look you want. By using a tripod and self timer to reduce camera shake, you can use as long an exposure as the other settings need. |
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10/29/2009 07:22:45 PM |
| Comes across quite a bit grainy on my monitor. Looks like high ISO noise. |
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10/28/2009 03:02:20 PM |
| The subject lacks interest but you followed the rules. |
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10/27/2009 11:31:03 AM |
| This is a difficult shot to pull off and i don't think you hit it on the mark. It also looks like you loss some photo quality. |
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10/27/2009 07:46:58 AM |
| IMO I would like to see your subject in sharper focus, to me it is way to grainy like it has been cropped to much, or in the PP to much was done |
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10/26/2009 01:38:00 AM |
| Not a very interesting object imo. Maybe it would have worked better when lit. I also don't see the soft focus. The shadows and the bottom of the jar are noisy (or is it jpg artifacts?). The color in the shadows and the wax also don't work for me (blue, red in the shadows, yellow in the wax; did you use different kinds of light sources?). It maybe would have turned out better if you had turned it into monotone. |
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