Prague and a swan
 

Hi all


I have posted on my website, using my new lens Sigma 18-125 lens on
my Canon EOS 350D, pictures of my visit to Prague
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/prague.htm and a picture of a Swan
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/swan.htm



Happy shooting

DAVE
Bristol Uk

Prague and a swan
 

"DAVE PRICE" schreef in bericht
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Hi all


I have posted on my website, using my new lens Sigma 18-125 lens
on
my Canon EOS 350D, pictures of my visit to Prague
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/prague.htm and a picture of a Swan
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/swan.htm


Nice ones, but sharpness is a little off, i think. Or not spot on the most
interesting parts of the pictures.
Looks like you have taken the wrong focus point or something like that.

Or you are experiencing backfocus.

Rutger


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Prague and a swan
 

"DAVE PRICE" wrote in message
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Hi all


I have posted on my website, using my new lens Sigma 18-125 lens
on
my Canon EOS 350D, pictures of my visit to Prague

Nice shots, but seem a tad overdone in the post-processing department.

Prague and a swan
 

I have posted on my website, using my new lens Sigma 18-125 lens on
my Canon EOS 350D, pictures of my visit to Prague
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/prague.htm and a picture of a Swan
http://djmp.co.uk/slr%201/swan.htm

They could stand some improvement. The first, of the street at night, is
over saturated. The second, of the fence, is quite good, but the Charles
Bridge (visible in the background) would have made a better subject. :oP
The third needs the horizon leveling and the fourth needs a larger
aperture and better focus.

The swan shot is poorly exposed; an extra stop of compensation would
have helped, although it is a tricky subject with those highlights. Try
boosting the shadow tones...

Having typed the above is occurs to me that you didn't actually ask for
critique. Er, oh well, I've typed it now. :o)

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Derek Fountain on the web at http://www.derekfountain.org/