Picture clarity
Dec 8, 2017 10:51:52 #
mavrick8019 wrote:
Chaman,
If I knew what I was doing I wouldnt be asking what appears to the simplest question. I thought this thread was to ask questions to get better. It must be nice to be one of the top photo guys in the industry. Why not show all of us your perfection and wave the next time you are on the sideline of a professional sports game or show us your many published pictures in Sports Illustrated.
If I knew what I was doing I wouldnt be asking what appears to the simplest question. I thought this thread was to ask questions to get better. It must be nice to be one of the top photo guys in the industry. Why not show all of us your perfection and wave the next time you are on the sideline of a professional sports game or show us your many published pictures in Sports Illustrated.
Sports Illustrated? LOL! Who said I was perfect, friend? Were all the questions about getting a lens you dont know how to use, on a camera you have no idea how to handle....also related to your effort of getting better? Im sorry your line of questions do not seem remotely directed as to really LEARN anything. You just expect to hit the shutter on AUTO and get exactly what your standard is.....Sport Illustrated looking images. Not going to happen.
Read about exposure, practice and then start making intelligent questions. Dont take your camera, press the shutter randomly, get a crappy image and go to the interwebz asking....WHAT HAPPENED???? Please.
Dec 8, 2017 11:27:04 #
blackest wrote:
You can do it with flash maybe, there is a huge dynamic range in a moonlit photograph. 1/160th is...
Anyway a few idea's for you to play with.
Anyway a few idea's for you to play with.
Thanks, Blackest. You're a fountain of information. I don't have an off-camera flash at the moment, but you've given me some ideas to play with.
Ron
Dec 8, 2017 12:40:05 #
if at first you don't get a good image, you've got hours to keep shooting and changing settings until it start's to get better.
Dec 8, 2017 12:49:18 #
Dec 8, 2017 14:27:04 #
cucharared wrote:
Thanks, Blackest. You're a fountain of information. I don't have an off-camera flash at the moment, but you've given me some ideas to play with.
Ron
Ron
hope these ideas help. I don't know if you'll get a good looking photo or not. Combining two photos seems to be the easiest option.
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