Hello from North Bay Ontario, Canada
May 8, 2012 19:24:25 #
Hello all
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
May 9, 2012 07:23:16 #
Well, at least I will say welcome to UHH. You will learn alot on this site
May 9, 2012 09:30:21 #
axl100 wrote:
Hello all
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
Welcome to UHH, as you know photography is subjective and not all critiques are etched in stone! So with that said let me offer my opinion. #1has great composure but you have focus issues.
#2 is also a great capture but need some contrast adjusting.
#3 A greater DOF would have put more tulips in focus and made for an overall sharper photo!
May 9, 2012 11:13:48 #
axl100 wrote:
Hello all
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
Welcome, axl - enjoy the Hog!! Enjoy your 7000. Following is a video tutorial specifically for your camera:
http://www.nikondigitutor.com/eng/d7000/index.html
May 9, 2012 11:32:08 #
The first photo has a lot of noise in it, and it appears there is some in the following shots as well. Perhaps you are using to high of an ISO.
Welcome to UHH where the info is free, so maybe it is not always the best.
Welcome to UHH where the info is free, so maybe it is not always the best.
May 9, 2012 12:03:51 #
May 9, 2012 12:05:23 #
May 9, 2012 16:28:55 #
axl100 wrote:
Hello all
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
I'm new to this forum.
Photography is a hobby but I've upgraded to a Nikon D7000 recently and love the results.
I've shot motocross races, scenery and great vacation pictures.
I'm up for criticism of the pics I post - would appreciate constructive comments on techniques or tricks to improve my skills.
:-D Series :mrgreen: Welcome
May 9, 2012 17:12:17 #
Thanks all ... the motocross shots were tricky because it was a bright blue sky so no contrasting background.
For #1, I was using a different camera and have resolved the focus issue.
Thanks for your comments and for the welcome :))
For #1, I was using a different camera and have resolved the focus issue.
Thanks for your comments and for the welcome :))
May 9, 2012 17:18:09 #
May 10, 2012 00:40:02 #
I agree with Sirsnapalot.
Other than the focus in #1 the rest are either fixable in PP (#2) or personal preference (#3). I like #3 as is, but I would make a point of doing the same shot with greater DoF (bigger f#) to see how things shake out when I get them up on a monitor.
Welcome to UHH! I've learned a lot already.
Other than the focus in #1 the rest are either fixable in PP (#2) or personal preference (#3). I like #3 as is, but I would make a point of doing the same shot with greater DoF (bigger f#) to see how things shake out when I get them up on a monitor.
Welcome to UHH! I've learned a lot already.
Sirsnapalot wrote:
quote=axl100 Hello all br br I'm new to this for... (show quote)
May 10, 2012 02:17:51 #
May 10, 2012 10:36:38 #
Welcome to the forum. It's looking like you bumped up the red on #3, and maybe overall saturation. To me, it makes it look like the tulip blooms were pasted into the picture. Can't really tell if backing off on the red would help or not.
If you want people to critique your shots, you should include the original file when posting (click on the "store original" button next to the file name) - that way, we can take a closer look at the shot.
If you want people to critique your shots, you should include the original file when posting (click on the "store original" button next to the file name) - that way, we can take a closer look at the shot.
May 10, 2012 17:55:17 #
Zerbphlatz wrote:
Welcome to the forum. It's looking like you bumped up the red on #3, and maybe overall saturation. To me, it makes it look like the tulip blooms were pasted into the picture. Can't really tell if backing off on the red would help or not.
If you want people to critique your shots, you should include the original file when posting (click on the "store original" button next to the file name) - that way, we can take a closer look at the shot.
If you want people to critique your shots, you should include the original file when posting (click on the "store original" button next to the file name) - that way, we can take a closer look at the shot.
I know # 3 looks doctored but all I did was just a general auto level on Photoscape. That was how red the picture turned out.
I'm ok with critiques based on the shots I post without the original but may consider posting some if I had issues with getting it to look alright.
Thanks for the comment.
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