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12/11/2006 05:41:25 PM · #1 |
Taken with an Olympus FE100 4.0 mega camera
in Boston, MA
Franklin Street Building Boston, MA
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Taken with a Fuji Finepix 2600 2.0 mega camera
Door handle in South Boston
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Message edited by author 2006-12-12 17:10:12. |
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12/12/2006 03:33:55 PM · #2 |
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12/12/2006 04:15:02 PM · #3 |
I really like both of these. The compositions are great. The grain in the top photo is totally working for me. I really like it. Looks very antiquey.
In the bottom photo, my only suggestion would have been to frame it differently. I would have personally liked it better if the handle was more in the left of the frame, and we could see a bit of the window. I'm just being nitpicky when I say that. I really do lke the photos. Can't wait to see more of your work.
Magen* |
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12/12/2006 04:58:57 PM · #4 |
| I love both photos - great job. However, they both look like they have been seriously sharpened. Is it me? |
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12/12/2006 05:04:27 PM · #5 |
I like the Franklin Street Building a bit more and
I agree with Alienyst, it seems like the photos have
been sharpened several times or you might have set the
ISO too high giving the photo a grainy look. Regardless,
they are both very nice photos ! |
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12/12/2006 05:08:42 PM · #6 |
Originally posted by krgl:
I like the Franklin Street Building a bit more and
I agree with Alienyst, it seems like the photos have
been sharpened several times or you might have set the
ISO too high giving the photo a grainy look. Regardless,
they are both very nice photos ! |
Thanks for the comments.
Not sure why they look so "Sharpened"
I took a few more pics today of the Door handle with my 4.0 mega camera.
Hopefully they came out a little better and perhaps a little less "Grainy" Thanks for the Comments Guys.
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NO I did not sharpen these at all.
All I did was Antique the Franklin street and Black and White the Door Handle.
Perhaps if I have time I can post the color Versions.
Greg in Boston.
Message edited by author 2006-12-12 17:11:06. |
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12/12/2006 05:17:07 PM · #7 |
Originally posted by GMACK24:
Originally posted by krgl:
I like the Franklin Street Building a bit more and
I agree with Alienyst, it seems like the photos have
been sharpened several times or you might have set the
ISO too high giving the photo a grainy look. Regardless,
they are both very nice photos ! |
Thanks for the comments.
Not sure why they look so "Sharpened"
I took a few more pics today of the Door handle with my 4.0 mega camera.
Hopefully they came out a little better and perhaps a little less "Grainy" Thanks for the Comments Guys.
And
NO I did not sharpen these at all.
All I did was Antique the Franklin street and Black and White the Door Handle.
Perhaps if I have time I can post the color Versions.
Greg in Boston. |
I looked up the specs for your camera, what is your image setting at ?
a. 2272 x 1702 SHQ / HQ
b. 1600 x 1200, SQ1
c. 640 x 480, SQ2
you may want to set it at 2272 x 1702.
Message edited by author 2006-12-12 17:26:00. |
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12/12/2006 07:43:43 PM · #8 |
Originally posted by krgl:
Originally posted by GMACK24:
Originally posted by krgl:
I like the Franklin Street Building a bit more and
I agree with Alienyst, it seems like the photos have
been sharpened several times or you might have set the
ISO too high giving the photo a grainy look. Regardless,
they are both very nice photos ! |
Thanks for the comments.
Not sure why they look so "Sharpened"
I took a few more pics today of the Door handle with my 4.0 mega camera.
Hopefully they came out a little better and perhaps a little less "Grainy" Thanks for the Comments Guys.
And
NO I did not sharpen these at all.
All I did was Antique the Franklin street and Black and White the Door Handle.
Perhaps if I have time I can post the color Versions.
Greg in Boston. |
I looked up the specs for your camera, what is your image setting at ?
a. 2272 x 1702 SHQ / HQ
b. 1600 x 1200, SQ1
c. 640 x 480, SQ2
you may want to set it at 2272 x 1702. |
Hi Thanks for looking that up.
I take my pics on level c.
Should I shoot them at A. ?
And then re-size ?
Sorry I am fairly new at photography.
Thanks.
Greg : ) |
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12/12/2006 07:59:45 PM · #9 |
Originally posted by GMACK24:
Originally posted by krgl:
Originally posted by GMACK24:
Originally posted by krgl:
I like the Franklin Street Building a bit more and
I agree with Alienyst, it seems like the photos have
been sharpened several times or you might have set the
ISO too high giving the photo a grainy look. Regardless,
they are both very nice photos ! |
Thanks for the comments.
Not sure why they look so "Sharpened"
I took a few more pics today of the Door handle with my 4.0 mega camera.
Hopefully they came out a little better and perhaps a little less "Grainy" Thanks for the Comments Guys.
And
NO I did not sharpen these at all.
All I did was Antique the Franklin street and Black and White the Door Handle.
Perhaps if I have time I can post the color Versions.
Greg in Boston. |
I looked up the specs for your camera, what is your image setting at ?
a. 2272 x 1702 SHQ / HQ
b. 1600 x 1200, SQ1
c. 640 x 480, SQ2
you may want to set it at 2272 x 1702. |
Hi Thanks for looking that up.
I take my pics on level c.
Should I shoot them at A. ?
And then re-size ?
Sorry I am fairly new at photography.
Thanks.
Greg : ) |
Absolutely. You may need a larger memory card but it's
worth it. You will see an immediate improvement in your
photos. Have fun and keep shooting !! |
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