mrrikki Senior Member  909 posts Likes: 1 Joined Nov 2010 Location: Bristol, UK More info | Dec 19, 2010 08:08 | #1 Some quick shots with my 500D, please advise / comment.
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Rimmer Goldmember  1,416 posts Likes: 4 Joined Nov 2010 More info | Dec 19, 2010 09:15 | #2 #1 -- Nice light in her eyes, but I feel it could be sharper. Also, to me it has that "camera right in her face" look. I think it would be better if shot from further back with a longer focal length. Ace Rimmer -- "What a guy!"
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Dec 19, 2010 10:48 | #3 Rimmer wrote in post #11478511 #1 -- Nice light in her eyes, but I feel it could be sharper. Also, to me it has that "camera right in her face" look. I think it would be better if shot from further back with a longer focal length. #2 -- I like it, but I would crop off some of that rather boring blank space to the left and get Santa out of the center of the image. Also, the focal point seems to be a little bit behind Santa. Thanks for the comments.
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Rimmer Goldmember 1,416 posts Likes: 4 Joined Nov 2010 More info | Dec 19, 2010 11:40 | #4 Yes, I do like that version better. Ace Rimmer -- "What a guy!"
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Aquaman Senior Member  More info | Dec 19, 2010 14:01 | #5 Image #1: Straight-on shots of a person's face are rarely flattering, and as a rule of thumb, they should not be taken (However, like all rules of composition, it is a rule that can be broken under certain circumstances). If her head was turned a few degrees to the left or right, and her eyes looked at the camera, the image would be more appealing, as a portrait. (I am not saying that she looks bad in the image. She looks quite lovely. It is just a way to make the image more dynamic and interesting.) Canon 7dii with an EFs 17-55; EF 50 1.8; EF 70-200 f2.8L; and EF 300L
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Dec 19, 2010 15:09 | #6 Thanks guys; still learning more each day, hope my Nifty Fifty arrives before Christmas and I hope to get the 55 -250 tomorrow to expand the possibilities. GEAR: Canon 7D Mark II, 7D & 6D Lenses: Canon 300 f2.8 L IS, 70-200 f2.8 L, 24-105 L, Canon 50mm f1.8 & Sigma 1.4x Converter.
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StormDriven Senior Member  412 posts Likes: 1 Joined Dec 2008 More info | Dec 19, 2010 15:18 | #7 mrrikki wrote in post #11479949 Thanks guys; still learning more each day, hope my Nifty Fifty arrives before Christmas and I hope to get the 55 -250 tomorrow to expand the possibilities. I think you will be happy with both of those lenses. They both work great for the money and can produce quality images. Keep practicing everyday! Canon 7D 24-70L / 28-135mm / 55-250mm f4-5.6 IS / 50mm 1.8 II / Sigma 10-20 / 430 EX II Speedlight X 2 / Manfrotto 190XPROB
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