Three Different Compositions of same scene
Mar 23, 2012 14:11:21 #
Mar 23, 2012 15:38:47 #
MtnMan wrote:
This is very nice.
If it were mine I'd knock down that bright white spot to the left of the barn. Maybe try clone tool as in attached example. Wouldn't take much to do and would remove a distraction.
If it were mine I'd knock down that bright white spot to the left of the barn. Maybe try clone tool as in attached example. Wouldn't take much to do and would remove a distraction.
Mtn Man.... If you would have downloaded the photo, you would have seen that bright white spot is a horse trailer. Why would you remove it, it's part of the scene? Just wondering.
Mike
Mar 23, 2012 15:49:42 #
greymule wrote:
I do save the raw images. Good idea to vary the exposures, though.Thanks for kind assistance.
Rico
Rico
Rico... Check your original raw photo and see if there is any noise in them when converted, if not it's in the PP somewhere.
Mike
Mar 23, 2012 17:09:27 #
I did download and couldn't see that in the one I downloaded. But anyhow the reason to dim it is that it isn't the main subject of the picture and by being so bright distracts from the main subject.
renomike wrote:
Mtn Man.... If you would have downloaded the photo, you would have seen that bright white spot is a horse trailer. Why would you remove it, it's part of the scene? Just wondering.
Mike
Mtn Man.... If you would have downloaded the photo, you would have seen that bright white spot is a horse trailer. Why would you remove it, it's part of the scene? Just wondering.
Mike
Mar 23, 2012 17:36:16 #
Meives wrote:
I see another view. Photo 2 with a tighter crop.
greymule wrote:
Here are three images of a scene in Utah of a horse in a field.
Curious as to your opinions on which strikes your respective fancies.
Curious as to your opinions on which strikes your respective fancies.
I see another view. Photo 2 with a tighter crop.
I think this crop captures the essence of the photo. The intriguing thing is the fences. Why so many fences?
Mar 23, 2012 18:19:23 #
Mar 23, 2012 18:28:51 #
They put animals in one field at a time to allow the other fields to recover.
SteveR wrote:
Why so many fences?
Mar 23, 2012 18:33:17 #
Stosh
Loc: Fresno, CA
greymule wrote:
What settings might be causing the noise?
renomike wrote:
The second one is a more balanced picture in my estimation. For some reason the first two have a lot of noise the sky, which I have seen in some of your other photos. You might want to try experimenting with some of the different setting on your camera, to see if you can eliminate the noise.
Mike
Mike
What settings might be causing the noise?
In my manual for my Canon Rebel t3 it says that high ISO settings will cause excess noise. Try limiting the max auto ISO setting.
Also, the second photo is by far the best in my opinion.
Mar 23, 2012 18:51:55 #
Stosh wrote:
quote=greymule quote=renomike The second one is ... (show quote)
I'm not sure why there should be a lot of noise in the photo. The ISO was 100. What gives?
Mar 23, 2012 18:54:06 #
renomike wrote:
Rico... Check your original raw photo and see if there is any noise in them when converted, if not it's in the PP somewhere.
Mike
greymule wrote:
I do save the raw images. Good idea to vary the exposures, though.Thanks for kind assistance.
Rico
Rico
Rico... Check your original raw photo and see if there is any noise in them when converted, if not it's in the PP somewhere.
Mike
Hi Mike-
I checked the raw files. Didn't see any noise.
Mar 23, 2012 21:07:20 #
Stosh
Loc: Fresno, CA
Hmmmm.... that obviously is not the problem then. Sorry I couldn't help. You might want to post the shot in the analysis forum asking specifically about the noise problem. Maybe someone there can answer your question. Good luck.
Mar 23, 2012 21:23:51 #
Stosh wrote:
Hmmmm.... that obviously is not the problem then. Sorry I couldn't help. You might want to post the shot in the analysis forum asking specifically about the noise problem. Maybe someone there can answer your question. Good luck.
Thanks for your time and help. That's what makes this place so cool.
Mar 24, 2012 00:57:54 #
[quote=greymule]
Rico... Glad to hear that. Then it's either the HDR or something else you might have done in PP. I should have thought to have you check the original at the first...;0)
Mike
renomike wrote:
Hi Mike-I checked the raw files. Didn't see any noise.
Rico... Glad to hear that. Then it's either the HDR or something else you might have done in PP. I should have thought to have you check the original at the first...;0)
Mike
Mar 24, 2012 11:38:15 #
Mar 24, 2012 11:38:15 #
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