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khilgers Member 93 posts Joined May 2011 More info | Jul 05, 2011 23:03 | #1 please advise...
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martini Member  60 posts Joined Jan 2011 Location: Charlotte, NC More info | Jul 06, 2011 08:14 | #2 Can you re-crop the 1st one and move them to the left side of the frame to give them some room to move? They seem a little cramped with the vertical crop. - martini
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Jul 06, 2011 12:06 | #3 I wish I would have panned out more for the 1st shot. I really liked the movement in the photo, but unfortunately that image is not cropped at all, that's all I got to work with. Flickr
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Frugal Senior Member  784 posts Joined May 2009 Location: Northern CA More info | I'd crop the first one into a into a landscape-shaped shot and lose all that water. Richard
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will227457 Senior Member 261 posts Joined Aug 2009 More info | Jul 06, 2011 15:27 | #5 They are both soft.....
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KenVP Senior Member 794 posts Joined May 2009 Location: South Jersey (Between AC & Philly) More info | Jul 06, 2011 17:41 | #6 #1 makes me dizzy
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Jul 06, 2011 21:56 | #7 I re-cropped #1
I'm still fairly new here, but what do you guys mean by "it looks soft" I'm assuming this is due to processing? I'm shooting RAW and processing in CS5. What could I be doing differently. It always seems like either my images look flat and dull, or they look way over saturated. Any advice is always appreciated. Flickr
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Jul 07, 2011 07:05 | #8 The above crop is an excellent one. The shoreline wasn't helping, as it grounded the image. The beauty of the water & waves needed to be isolated, and an added bonus is that you can now see the speed and the panning. Andrew
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