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Bodian

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May 3, 2012
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Clearing out some of my father-in-laws bits and bobs for e-baying. This was amongst the stuff.

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BadFish

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I have been having trouble with dynamic range and whites, I went out and practiced in the garden with the family pets. Very bright day in my shady garden.
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Wardy's twin

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BadFish

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cats are fantastic models ... bright sunshine can be a photographers worst enemy.
Cats are great, the rabbit was behaving too :)

I am learning a lot but yeah sunshine and shadows have been my nemesis recently. Along with my camera having a narrow dynamic range.
 




BadFish

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HHGull

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European Praying Mantis

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Tim Over Whelmed

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Jul 24, 2007
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Took some really informed advice from a few of you on here, reference the lens needed, thank you. I’ve a lot to learn yet but at least I’m getting reasonably close sports shots.

Took this last Tuesday, Selsey FC v Arundel FC, at Selsey.



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Jack Straw

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Green Cross Code Man

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Mar 30, 2006
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Eastbourne
I love your photos. Is the "noise" something you're happy with?
I can't remember if it was asked before, but it looks like high ISO to me. The pictures are old school in effect and I like it.
 




BadFish

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I love your photos. Is the "noise" something you're happy with?
Its funny you say that because I only noticed the noise when I posted them on here??
I wonder if it is something to do with how I am exporting them from Lightroom?

Total newby question but which one is the noisiest? So I can figure out what I am doing wrong.
 


BadFish

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Its funny you say that because I only noticed the noise when I posted them on here??
I wonder if it is something to do with how I am exporting them from Lightroom?

Total newby question but which one is the noisiest? So I can figure out what I am doing wrong.

So I looked closer and they are noisy. This is the info for taking them. It was a sunny morning with lots of shadows in the garden and I was struggling with dynamic range - especially with a white rabbit.

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The photos we a little underexposed to stop the whites blowing out. Is it a combination of this and cropping the photos that has caused me problems? Surely that ISO isn't too high?

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BadFish

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I’d try to keep it to ISO 800 max on that camera.

No need for such a fast shutter speed on an (almost) static animal.
Thank you, The shutter speed was fast because the bloody thing was hopping about a lot and I am not that confident with a quick change.

800 is low, going to struggle with that I think.

But yeah that makes sense for that pic a slower shutter and lower ISO.

There is a lot to learn and a lot to take into account while shit is changing :) :)
 
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