Which one tickles your button?

sGu · 25th of December 2004 (Sat)

Tell me what your thoughts are

No.1

No.2

No.3

No.4

Alan Neilson · 25th of December 2004 (Sat)

They were all nice shots, and I liked the lighting, there wasn't one that stode out from the rest though, and I thought that the DOF was just not quite enough, it would have been nice I my option is there was just slightly more in foucs. But thats just personal choice.

MilesG · 25th of December 2004 (Sat)

i thought all of the shots where good but i do agree with Alan Neilson on his comments about the DOF and also that there wasnt any that really stood out

but keep them cumin!

sGu · 25th of December 2004 (Sat)

About that, shots were taken in a pub at night, before a live concert started, I saw this guitar standing next to the speaker, and light fell on it looked good, so I slapped on 50mm 1.4 and shot those all using f1.4, to gain 1/8 of a second shutter speed, at ISO 400 on a 1D.

I wish I could have done something differently, but with limited conditions, that's as good as it gets.

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Alan Neilson Member Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: Wetherby, West Yorkshire UK Posts: 336 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: Which one tickles your button? They were all nice shots, and I liked the lighting, there wasn't one that stode out from the rest though, and I thought that the DOF was just not quite enough, it would have been nice I my option is there was just slightly more in foucs. But thats just personal choice. __________________ "Oh no he's got his camera with him again!#!

25th of December 2004 (Sat)	#3
MilesG Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Grantham, England, UK Posts: 253	Re: Which one tickles your button? i thought all of the shots where good but i do agree with Alan Neilson on his comments about the DOF and also that there wasnt any that really stood out but keep them cumin! __________________ Web Address: http://www.milesgreen.co.uk E-Mail Address: mail@milesgreen.co.uk Miles Green Lincolnshire England UK

25th of December 2004 (Sat)	#4
sGu Goldmember Join Date: May 2004 Location: London, UK Posts: 2,362	Re: Which one tickles your button? About that, shots were taken in a pub at night, before a live concert started, I saw this guitar standing next to the speaker, and light fell on it looked good, so I slapped on 50mm 1.4 and shot those all using f1.4, to gain 1/8 of a second shutter speed, at ISO 400 on a 1D. I wish I could have done something differently, but with limited conditions, that's as good as it gets. __________________ Portfolio \| Musing Advertising & Editorial Photographer

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