kevinng828 Mostly Lurking 15 posts Joined Oct 2008 Location: Toronto, ON, Canada More info | Jan 09, 2010 13:46 | #1 Hey all,    The Bang for your Buck Gear
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Jan 10, 2010 14:07 | #2 Anybody with any feedback? The Bang for your Buck Gear
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focus.pocus Goldmember  3,423 posts Likes: 2 Joined Jul 2009 Location: Geneva Switzerland / South Carolina U.S.A. More info | Jan 10, 2010 14:10 | #3 the first 2 are just kind of there... I do like the 3rd one... Just my opinion I know, right? I'm just sayin'...
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Jan 11, 2010 17:37 | #4 focus.pocus wrote in post #9365685  the first 2 are just kind of there... I do like the 3rd one... Just my opinion Thanks. Anything I can do to make those photos pop a bit more in terms of composition or PP? The Bang for your Buck Gear
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Rebel.xsi Hatchling  2 posts Joined Jan 2010 Location: Canada More info | Jan 11, 2010 17:42 | #5 I really like the first and last one, i dont know the middle one just doesnt do it for me. But other then that i really like them.
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kingbob734 Senior Member  869 posts Joined Dec 2009 Location: Cheshire, UK More info | Jan 11, 2010 18:27 | #6 I agree with Rebel, as a portrait shot, 1 & 3 are really clean and nice... 1 could have been just a tad sharper... 3 however is spot on. Gear List ●●flickr
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Jan 13, 2010 06:57 | #7 kingbob734 wrote in post #9374343 I agree with Rebel, as a portrait shot, 1 & 3 are really clean and nice... 1 could have been just a tad sharper... 3 however is spot on. Id try a few action shots, of them doing what they do...  Youv got some really nice pics there though... have a look at some i took of my friends cat! https://photography-on-the.net/forum/showthread.php?t=809159 Nice pictures there! Thanks for the feedback. The Bang for your Buck Gear
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PHS Member  97 posts Joined Dec 2007 Location: Kansas City More info | Jan 13, 2010 15:02 | #8 Don't shoot down at the cat. Get on the cat's level like you did with the dog. Then you will actually be able to see the ears and expression of the cat. #2 is a crouch, not a sit and not reclining, crouching shots are not all that flattering on cats.
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Jan 14, 2010 18:39 | #9 PHS wrote in post #9386658 Don't shoot down at the cat. Get on the cat's level like you did with the dog. Then you will actually be able to see the ears and expression of the cat. #2 is a crouch, not a sit and not reclining, crouching shots are not all that flattering on cats. Great feedback. Thanks for that! The Bang for your Buck Gear
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hsmoscout Goldmember  1,166 posts Joined Oct 2009 Location: Camera Addicts Anonymous More info | Jan 15, 2010 07:20 | #10 The first two are great as you did a good job getting some light in the eyes, but the angle is awkward. In the last pic you did a great job of getting to the animal's eye level. Now just combine the two My Gear
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