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Just picked up a G6 - Thought I'd post some pics

 
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Oct 25, 2004 09:54 |  #1

Hi all,

I'm new to these forums but I just bought a G6 and I thought I'd post some pics and introduce myself. I'm pretty new to photography but I think my first few snaps turned out ok.

Any tips / feedback would be appreciated. I'm trying to avoid Auto mode altogether so I actaully learn how to use the camera properly but I'm finding landscape shots difficult. I find they are over exposing. I will upload one to my site so you can see.

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Oct 25, 2004 10:41 |  #2

Nice pictures but they really could be sharpened a bit.


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Oct 25, 2004 11:23 |  #3

Yeah, I'm having trouble getting them really sharp. Not sure what im doing wrong. I could sharpen then in photshop easy enough but is there a way to get them sharper to begin with?

Also could the fact they have been resized so much affect how sharp they are? The original images are 3072x????


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Oct 25, 2004 13:03 |  #4

I couldn't get much sharper pictures from my G6 without photoshop :\
You can try using the custom setting on the camera and setting sharpness+ but it doesn't help much. USM in photoshop is the best way :\


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Oct 25, 2004 13:46 |  #5

God that takes some loading even on DSL :(


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Oct 25, 2004 14:00 |  #6

They all look a bit off on the exposure so more likely its the camera setting, have you check to see if the exposure setting has been altered on the camera?




  
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Oct 25, 2004 16:20 |  #7

The exposure setting is at default but maybe the default isnt that good. Im not sure which way I need to adjust it to improve this though...Anyone else here with a G6 managing to get really sharp pictures?


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Oct 25, 2004 19:43 |  #8

You could probably get sharper images in those shots if you used a tripod. Maybe your shutter speed might be too slow giving you a slight shake too. Other than that, all digital photos should get a touch of the unsharpen filter to crisp them up. The shot of the gray cat is a winner!


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Oct 26, 2004 02:21 |  #9

Thanks, I actaully went and got an 8x6 print of that cat pic today. Looks really good :)


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