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Quick shot I took in the Virgin Islands yesterday. Flickr link to the above picture and a few others is below.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/morganyang/4442337602/
 
Getting better, Alfa! That second one still looks a little bit hot to my eyes though. Be sure to keep your highlights contained.


Are those being shot thru an umbrella? The shadows look very harsh.
 
angry hampster said:
Getting better, Alfa! That second one still looks a little bit hot to my eyes though. Be sure to keep your highlights contained.


Are those being shot thru an umbrella? The shadows look very harsh.
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Thanks, yeah I know I have problem but sometimes it's hard to see on the back of the camera. I'll keep it in mind.
Here are two more:

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(My awesome photo assistant / girlfriend 🙂 )
This one is a little hot too
 
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Ladybug I saw outside this afternoon. Shot with a Sony Alpha A300.

Edit: Sorry, didn't automatically resize it. Let me fix that

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sweet pics jpeyton. what type of PP did you apply? the 2nd one looks like it has some work done to it. and why did you use such high ISO? cant believe the 1st one's f/11
 
Aharami said:
sweet pics jpeyton. what type of PP did you apply? the 2nd one looks like it has some work done to it. and why did you use such high ISO? cant believe the 1st one's f/11
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I use LR3. Both were converted using the D2x Mode 1 profile, I left WB as-shot, Punch, Sharpen Landscape, Auto-Tone. But I tend to like more saturation/contrast in my images.

The high-ISO was necessary because of two things: high shutter speed and small aperture. The high shutter speed was important because the wind was blowing the butterfly around, and I was shooting handheld, so I needed to stop the motion. The small aperture was necessary to get some useful depth-of-field with the macro. Even at f/11, I only got most of the body and part of the wing in focus, but it works for the shot.
 
Just got a 50mm F1.8 (new to photography - first lens other than the 18-55mm stock lens)

Taken on a Sony A230 (nothing special!)

A picture of my cat trying to hide! (50mm F2 ISO200)

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A pic of my Niece at christmas (stock lens f6 @30mm ISO100)

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What should I improve on?
 
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these pics don't belong in the picture thread. let's keep this thread just to show off your best shots and discussion on those few pictures. i think you'd be better off with creating a separate thread with your picture questions - for your own benefit so that the post is easier to find later on.
 
Shot these this weekend with my 40D and an adapted Helios M44-4 58mm Lens. I'm really liking this lens and it only cost me $40

Manual Focus only.

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