well ok, but the windows viewer is not colour managed and it does not proportionally view the image. Photoshop is probably the best application to determine image sharpness especially when using the ctrl plus and ctrl minus short cuts to zoom in and out. I think my last image appears soft because i used the save to web feature which degraded it a bit. I dont know what the forum restrictions are for images sizes so i minimised it quite a bit
My bro have 1 girl and 3 boy
I have 2 girl... thing are balanced. I'm alright for stoping the reproduction at this point!
Already enough of pleasure in view for the next few year!!! :P
I think we better switch back to picture talk...
My wife use to be a wedding photograher (and definitely more than that!) in Jakarta. She said that she can't do it in Samarinda as people here don't recognize/like/want her artistic way to do.
She just finish the pre-wedding pic of her sister that will get married in 2 week. I will see if I can find some pic of it...
La motivation vient en se motivant ~ Motivation come by self-motivation
The shot could have used a bit of a polarizer. If there was interesting stuff at the bottom of the pond, it could have possible stood a lot of polarization.
I wasn't using any filter (even uv filter as one of my friends broke it). And no, there was no interesting stuff at the bottom of the pond. Just algae and moss..
what's exactly the polarizer do?
At most times, it's the disability to take your own glasses that might be a barrier for change.
Algea and moss can be insteresting and colorful...
A polarizing filter reduces or eliminates glare and reflections (and saturate colors). Here's an example (cpl refers to circular polarizer):
I bit of polarizer could have made the fish stand in sharper contrast. Just a thought.
ps. What do you need an UV filter for?
Last edited by Hombre de Maiz; 10-09-12 at 09:14.
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