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symes
12th of February 2005 (Sat), 07:59
This is my first week with the 300d SLR and it is my first real camera. Wanted to get some feedback. the only other experience I have with Photography was with a Kodak Easy Share 3.0...

Let me know what you think...
poke
12th of February 2005 (Sat), 08:25
nice... the only comment I would make is you might want to tilt / crop the horizons straight. Its really off putting when you can see it out just a tiny bit.
sparker1
12th of February 2005 (Sat), 09:15
Very nice shots.
Simon Spiers
12th of February 2005 (Sat), 12:32
You could try boosting the contrast slightly on the first image. That will make the Sunbeams(crepuscular rays) stand out more. Don't go so far as to loose shore detail though. Nice shots anyway.......:cool:
tim
12th of February 2005 (Sat), 17:50
Very nice, I like the first one best.
Curos
13th of February 2005 (Sun), 00:19
I really love these, i love capturing the "rays" of light like you did. Great job.
symes
13th of February 2005 (Sun), 02:32
QUESTION...

I am using photo shop and I have had no problem straightening images before...This time I am getting a choppy horizon when I rotate it...what can I do in that case??
THE BEAST
13th of February 2005 (Sun), 03:55
QUESTION...

I am using photo shop and I have had no problem straightening images before...This time I am getting a choppy horizon when I rotate it...what can I do in that case??

I think you will find if you were to print out the pics at 300dpi they will be OK , the jagged horizon is due to the low resolution of the monitor screen.
symes
4th of March 2005 (Fri), 06:28
It was actually due to my stupidity...as soon as I okayed the move the horizon was no longer jagged...chalk one up in the SMRT column for the Rookie...
freddycr
4th of March 2005 (Fri), 15:08
other than the tilt I really like both...especially the composition of # 1
Michaelmjc
4th of March 2005 (Fri), 15:48
I agree, try to make sure the horizons are straight. Nice shots though.