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Jan 07, 2010 09:22 |  #1

Here's one from this morning when we were walking the dog.

Just sharpened slightly. f4.5 - 1/4ooth - ISO-100 - 80-200mm @80mm

Miffed that although focusing on his face that has manged to drop out of focus for the rope and his welly! :(

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Jan 07, 2010 11:18 |  #2

Any thoughts C&C etc?


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Jan 07, 2010 11:23 |  #3

It's a nice shot. If you were going to use this for something other than a personal snapshot, you'd probably want to increase the contrast to get his face to stand out more in the image. On the focus issue, it's kind of a tough decision on the shutter speed versus depth of field, but you might have been able to get by with a lower shutter speed (say 1/250 or 1/125) for a larger f-stop and greater focus latitude if he was stationary. I suspect you probably needed the faster shutter speed, as he doesn't look like he would be holding still very long in that position. Using flash might have helped all issues some. Looking at the composition, it would probably have been preferable to position his face at a "rule of thirds" intersection in the frame if possible, but the shot as taken looks fine.


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