Why oh why did this happen???
Jun 18, 2012 13:47:34 #
try looking onto a noise removal tool. Not sure what program you use for post processing. I use Paintshop Pro X4 its pretty cheap right now. I also have Aftershot Pro as well. here he link if you would like to check it out. I actually don't think the picture is bad at all but I do agree about cropping out the other player. I'm sure if you google corel coupons you wll get it much cheaper
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Jun 18, 2012 23:29:18 #
[quote=MadMike]After finding a problem I had the last few days, I wonder if you had a HOOD on your lens. If you shoot at a side angle to the sun it can cause that grain-haze look. I figured it out after trying to take pictures of birds for two days, then put a hood on, and what a diffeence.
I bet a hood would help! It hasn't become second nature to use it...yet. Thank you!!!
I bet a hood would help! It hasn't become second nature to use it...yet. Thank you!!!
Jun 18, 2012 23:30:29 #
jfantasma wrote:
try looking onto a noise removal tool. Not sure wh... (show quote)
Thanks. My friend uses Corel and likes it. I will check it out!
Sep 23, 2012 00:08:20 #
For what it's worth,fran leave your iso at 2oo,good for most situations,like your work.
Sep 23, 2012 12:16:17 #
Nikonover wrote:
For what it's worth,fran leave your iso at 2oo,good for most situations,like your work.
Thanks Nikonover. I recently started setting it to 100 or 200. Sometimes when the light gets low I have to bump it up.
Sep 29, 2012 10:21:31 #
Grant Good
Loc: Gold Coast AUSTRALIA
Fran, when you're shooting people, use spot metering, zoom into the face to take your reading then set the camera on manual (lock it in) that way the exposure won't change if the spot lands on the light top or the darker background.
Sep 29, 2012 10:33:58 #
Grant Good wrote:
Fran, when you're shooting people, use spot metering, zoom into the face to take your reading then set the camera on manual (lock it in) that way the exposure won't change if the spot lands on the light top or the darker background.
You may need to adjust the exposure--based on the lightness/darkness of the individual player's skin. This is where a reflective light meter is helpful-- or meter something you know to approximate 18% gray and go with that.
Sep 30, 2012 21:10:28 #
Bram boy
Loc: Vancouver Island B.C. Canada
Looks ok for what it is .if you knew the player it would mean something. I would leave the player on the left because he is not interfearing he's another
Player . It tell's you its not posed its a actual baseball game going on.
Player . It tell's you its not posed its a actual baseball game going on.
Oct 12, 2012 01:12:10 #
jim charron wrote:
Picassa changes.
I like this. I use Picasa for all my sports post editing. Like this one:
Oct 13, 2012 01:35:24 #
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Oct 13, 2012 02:10:17 #
JoeHorenkamp wrote:
I practiced my touch ups on this one too...
Nice Joe!! Love the colors!!
Oct 17, 2012 14:04:13 #
rborud
Loc: Minnesota
Here is another take on your fine image, I wish it had been a higher resolution. Thanks for the chance.
Rborud
Rborud
Fran wrote:
I shot this image this evening and it is over exposed. It also appears grainy. I would really appreciate your thoughts. Is it because of the ISO???
I was using a Canon T2i body with a Canon 70-300 L IS USM lens. Normally I don't have a problem like this with this combo.
A number of the images I shot appeare over exposed. The images when the ISO was at 500 or lower are fine.
My camera was set at shutter priority. ISO automatic.
Many thanks!!!!
Fran
I was using a Canon T2i body with a Canon 70-300 L IS USM lens. Normally I don't have a problem like this with this combo.
A number of the images I shot appeare over exposed. The images when the ISO was at 500 or lower are fine.
My camera was set at shutter priority. ISO automatic.
Many thanks!!!!
Fran
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