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| 04/02/2008 11:59:47 AM |
Bby VenomComment by cynthiann: I just love his two back 'feet' I can picture him walking on them like in the movies. lost a tad of focus in the front half, but high scoring anyway. |
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| 04/01/2008 12:49:21 AM |
Bby VenomComment by antje: Yeah spring is here....awesome shot! |
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| 03/21/2008 01:02:06 PM |
Silhouetteby VenomComment by SDW: I like the focus point on the tree with the sky slightly OOF. Nicely Done. |
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| 03/21/2008 01:00:45 PM |
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| 03/21/2008 12:57:27 PM |
Full moonby VenomComment by SDW: Did you shoot in raw or jpg?
If jpg your camera setting could cause the white ring (camera sharpening)
What type of sharpening did you use when editing? and did you change the mode during sharpening.
I find that sharpening the following way helps out moon shots
Full size image:
18/40/0 (darken)
150/.03/0 (darken)
150/.03/0 (darken) 50% Occupancy
After resizing for web
150/.03/0 (darken if necessary if not, normal)
Note: This is in Raw format. If taken in jpg then the sharpening would be less but I would still use the darken mode to drop the bright edges that occur during sharpening.
Scott |
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| 03/21/2008 12:00:18 PM |
Full moonby VenomComment by wehrmacher: Nice shot, although bit underexposed for my taste. I think you will minimize the ring if turn down the in-camera sharpening. Sharpening wants to increase contrast at places it determines as object edges. I assume you can adjust that with your DX40. |
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| 03/21/2008 11:16:42 AM |
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| 03/15/2008 09:01:41 AM |
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| 03/15/2008 02:42:26 AM |
Moon @ 200mm + 100% cropby VenomComment by MelonMusketeer: It's likely that you could improve sharpness a lot by stopping down to f4 or 5.6. Most lenses, esp long ones tend to get a little soft when shooting with them wide open. The moon is bright enough to shoot at smaller apertures with ease if you use a tripod. I think that you will have a great time shooting with the new 2.8. It makes composing and focusing a lot easier because of the brightness in the viewfinder. |
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| 03/09/2008 11:29:21 PM |
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