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21st May 2012, 02:31 AM
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21st May 2012, 08:36 AM
#2
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Re: A Day at the Pittsburgh Zoo
Hi Michael,
As you'll see, I edited your post to add numbers and space things out a bit.
I think I might have given 1, 2, 4 and 5 about half a stop less exposure, although I could be being fooled by something in PP, it looks like there's a hint of blowing on the odd highlights.
#2 I'd like to have seen a few more pixels on the right hand side
#3 I'd crop tighter on
#5 also looks to tightly framed on the right and we've lost a bit of Lemur
#1 and #4 are good as they are apart from the exposure (already mentioned)
A good series.
Cheers,
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21st May 2012, 09:52 AM
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Re: A Day at the Pittsburgh Zoo
Hey Dave,
I have to admit it you are right on all suggestions. The exposure was a bit of a problem all day from looking at the camera in the sun (then back to my two year old )
#2 Now looking at the elephant I can see the edge is too close to the eye.
#3 agreed
#5 I kinda knew that but didn't want to crop too far in, in pp and have it completely centered. Obv the problem was with the initial framing.
Thanks for the input Dave.
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21st May 2012, 11:13 AM
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Re: A Day at the Pittsburgh Zoo
No worries.
I'll be showing some shots from a zoo/safari park in a few of weeks in my P52 thread.
You can see what you make of them, look out for "Week 17" when I post it - but I'm late and only on Week 11 at the moment.
I have the shots, I just spend too long here!
Cheers,
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