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2 pic 17-85 pretty sharp? Please comment

 
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Apr 22, 2006 23:17 |  #1

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Apr 23, 2006 13:29 |  #2

It looks fairly sharp, but it is not really possible to tell from a picture of this size. Slight bit of motion blur on the foreground leaves - was it breezy?


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Apr 23, 2006 16:04 |  #3

Whenever someone wants a critique on the sharpness of an image or any other issue of fine detail, it would be very helpful, if not essential, to provide a full detail 100% crop of some small portion of the image. For example, in your image above, find a small region where you have foreground material, mid-range material and background material and post a full detail 100% crop of a 1" x 1" portion of your original.

Here is the procedure for doing a full detail 100% crop -
At Frame 37 - Tutorial on Full Detail 100% Crop
https://photography-on-the.net …thread.php?t=34​606&page=3


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Apr 23, 2006 16:07 |  #4

Aside from the issue of sharpness, your image is a beautiful landscape.

The lighting, the general interest, the composition, color balance and exposure all seem to be on the money.

Congratulations!


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Apr 24, 2006 00:33 |  #5

the trees frame the fall nicely, but this screams verticle composition to me so I can follow the water down to where the water goes


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