A few shots of my neice!

conrad_voldo7 · 7th of October 2008 (Tue)

Please let me know if I've done anything the wrong way, first time posting pics. Thanks

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ibdb · 11th of October 2008 (Sat)

Welcome to the boards.

She's a cutie. The first one looks like she might have been approaching the minimum focusing distance on your camera. Part of her face looks in sharper focus than the other. It could also be a shutter speed problem (too slow a shutter speed and you could have motion blur), or depth of field problem (too side an aperture and you don't get enough depth of field), but I don't know what your shooting settings were to know for certain.

The second shot is a really tough lighting situation. I like the composition (her out of the center of the frame on the right side). The bright window light hitting a portion of her face is a problem, though. That super bright stripe comes out overexposed, while the rest gets a little underexposed as the camera tries to deal with the very uneven lighting that creates.

Keep shooting, keep practicing, and keep posting!

7th of October 2008 (Tue)	#1
conrad_voldo7 Junior Member Join Date: Sep 2008 Location: Hibbing, MN Posts: 7	A few shots of my neice! Please let me know if I've done anything the wrong way, first time posting pics. Thanks avi.jpg IMG_1641.JPG __________________ There is no spoon

11th of October 2008 (Sat)	#2
ibdb TD's worst nightmare! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Puyallup -- Don't worry. Nobody else can pronounce it either. Posts: 6,484 IMAGE EDITING OK	Re: A few shots of my neice! Welcome to the boards. She's a cutie. The first one looks like she might have been approaching the minimum focusing distance on your camera. Part of her face looks in sharper focus than the other. It could also be a shutter speed problem (too slow a shutter speed and you could have motion blur), or depth of field problem (too side an aperture and you don't get enough depth of field), but I don't know what your shooting settings were to know for certain. The second shot is a really tough lighting situation. I like the composition (her out of the center of the frame on the right side). The bright window light hitting a portion of her face is a problem, though. That super bright stripe comes out overexposed, while the rest gets a little underexposed as the camera tries to deal with the very uneven lighting that creates. Keep shooting, keep practicing, and keep posting! __________________ -David "David raises a good point. . ." -- CDS "Once again, David Raises a good point! " The Wise and Powerful CDS Gear List \| Proof I Use The Gear In My Gear List (not necessarily proof I use it well)

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