Clarity
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Yup, it's bright... but even unprocessed, it also looks blown.. So.. not due to the processing... No idea... how come only the white on the cat turns out so bright... Maybe setting on my camera.. :think:
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Yup, it's bright... but even unprocessed, it also looks blown.. So.. not due to the processing... No idea... how come only the white on the cat turns out so bright... Maybe setting on my camera.. :think:
zac08
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Mebbe. If this is the case, consider lowering the ev to get the picture more balanced.
RyuHendrabusa
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Clarity
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Mebbe. If this is the case, consider lowering the ev to get the picture more balanced.
Hmm.. Thanks! Will try it next time
Clarity
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Haha, yup...it doesnt like me :sweat:
PersianCatz
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Saw many nice photos of cats here... Thought I'll share some I took =D
#001
Bring me home?
#002
#003
#004
The door is open!
Great shots & sharp, care to share what lens your used? Keep them coming :thumbsup:
Clarity
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Try get a flash with a diffuser or bounce card, it will be better. I can understand that you use a torchlight to prevent direct flash but I still think that using flash is better. My two cents
Hehe, yup, but as it was a last min thing... most of the time, din have my own camera with me even.. Using fren's camera, and being the lazy guy he is, he din have his flash along. Hahaa
Dun really use flash alot... Need to slowly work on that
Clarity
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Thks =D Was using a Nikkor 60mm f2.8 macro lens =)
wootsk
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hehe i'm a canon guy
. Anyway in 001, the photo seems a bit too soft, will prefer to increase by it by 1 stop. An example is http://www.flickr.com/photos/tathei/447526323/ where the DOF starts from the neck and below. My two cent
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