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May 06, 2007 15:09 |  #1

Should I keep this or not? It's just a little out of focus. Notice the light and crowd in the back.

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May 06, 2007 15:20 |  #2

Do you really want the truth?

If it was mine, I would not have kept it. It seems really out of focus,blurry to me.

For example, to me, the pic below from the anberlin concert is soft but still usable.

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May 06, 2007 15:27 |  #3

I'd sharpen it more after cropping it tighter, in a 4x5 ratio...see how that works for you and then either keep it or not...
I'd even use levels to accentuate the guitarist even further from the crowd, even at the cost of darkening the audience and red light...


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May 07, 2007 06:53 |  #4

I guess you allready removed it? I see no image...


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