Dec 07, 2005 13:15 | #1 With my new 350D, and it being my first SLR, I've had a little bit of trouble getting the shots I really want. This one finally came out just the way I saw it through my own eyes..Any comments/Suggestions?
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Ferco Goldmember  2,766 posts Likes: 1 Joined Oct 2005 Location: Edinburgh, Scotland More info | Dec 07, 2005 13:45 | #2 beautiful dog, great shot... Canon Gripped 350D & 40D
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lcupps Member  49 posts Joined Mar 2005 More info | I dunno, but it seems like all the golden glow from the background overtake the subject of the picture. At least, that's where my eye seems to be drawn. ---------------
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GaryFairhead Cream of the Crop  More info | Dec 07, 2005 17:11 | #4 The background is a little distracting but you could (up to you as its your shot)tone it down a bit, as well as the dog's throat. The dog is gorgeous. Wonderful light ( very warm ) and detail in the face, and the eyes are amazing.The white stripe running from snout to behind the head is very interesting as well. Gary Fairhead C/C welcome .....
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Maybe one of you could edit the photo to give me an idea of what you're talking about. One thing I have not learned is "pop" and how to do it. I'm trying. EOS R, RF50L , RF28-70L, 5D Mark IV, 16-35LII, 70-200 2.8L II, 24-70 2.8L II, 100-400L II, 600ex-RT
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GaryFairhead Cream of the Crop More info | Dec 07, 2005 18:04 | #6 I have given it a shot and have attempted to make the change as subtle as I can. Hopefully I have not exceeded what I originally suggested. I have re-attached your original shot just below the adjusted shot for comparison. I toned down the higlites in the background and then separately on the dog's throat and then face ( Photoshop CS2 Shadow/Higlite slider).   Gary Fairhead C/C welcome .....
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dancinec Cream of the Crop  8,035 posts Joined Apr 2005 Location: Carlsbad, California More info | Gary Fairhead wrote: I have given it a shot and have attempted to make the change as subtle as I can. Hopefully I have not exceeded what I originally suggested. I have re-attached your original shot just below the adjusted shot for comparison. I toned down the higlites in the background and then separately on the dog's throat and then face ( Photoshop CS2 Shadow/Higlite slider). I agree with Gary, this does improve the look of the photo. Dennis
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Dec 07, 2005 19:19 | #8 I see what you're saying now. I appreciate the critique and the example. I will definately try to employ this in the future. I am very amature, and my skills are limited, but I'm happy to say that they're improving. EOS R, RF50L , RF28-70L, 5D Mark IV, 16-35LII, 70-200 2.8L II, 24-70 2.8L II, 100-400L II, 600ex-RT
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