Noted & Fixed
The "Post your pictures here" thread.
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Have you got an exif viewer for your browser? If you dont download one and with me (firefox) you just right click to view all the exif data on an image. unless the file host / pp has removed it.
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Some nice scenery there DiG. On thing that I can see straight away is that the pictures are a bit muddy, the colours seem muted. I've had a dabble with two of them and increased the brightness, contrast etc. On the second one I've cropped the picture to remove the bright white sky at the top of the frame, which I feel causes the eye to drift upwards instead of concentrating on the breaking waves. Just a few ideas anyway - hope you like them.
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Just got around to going through some IR test shots on my 50D. This one stood out, but I'm not convinced - more experimentation needed methinks. Still, same lens and filter combo is producing very different results on the 50 than they did on a 350D.
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Thanks for that awesome add-on. And should be a great help with me improving my pictures
Thanks for that awesome add-on. And should be a great help with me improving my pictures
No problem
should have actually said whoever made up the sticky in this forum posted links to EXIF viewers so I cant take the credit I'm afraid lol
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I saw your post not theirs so you get the credit and have a gold star while I'm at it *.
and have a gold star while I'm at it *.
one of the photos I took on my last trip to the Isle of Wight in september 2007, unfotunatly didn't catch it with its feathers up.
I have lots of potos from my 2-3 trips to the IoW between 2004-2007, need to search for the ones prior to my last trip.
p.s. the size isn't too big is it? I've tried looking but can't see max size allowed.
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Was a beautiful morning filled a 4gb card but was very disapointed with the pictures when I got home. The only good thing about these are the colours.
First time using a tripod not as easy as I thought.
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What did you find hard about it?
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Getting it stable on rocky, muddy ground. moving camera up and down and still looking through the view finder. Getting the legs the right length on uneven ground.
im doing photography a level, so thats my reason for my pictures being ****
1.i love it very nice
2.very nice!!!!
3. boring subject (not sure what i ment to be looking at)
4.boring subject (sorry)
constructive criticism welcome
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