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By: Kralik Dr Jaroslav
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Photographer	Kralik Dr Jaroslav {Karma:3385}
Project	#50 Alternate Perspective	Camera Model	Canon 350D
Categories	Still Life Portrait People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	18-55
Uploaded	5/4/2006	Film / Memory Type	none
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Critiques	4	Rating	Pending / 1 Ratings
Location	City - Kovacica State - VOJVODINA Country - Yugoslavia
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Paulo Vinícius {K:2657} 5/11/2006

Good tones and well done composition
Congrats...

Branimir Fagarazzi {K:38367} 5/5/2006

Odlican rad
Pozdrav

Etem Etem {K:3551} 5/5/2006

Excellent still life & portrait shot.Good light and tones.Congrats!

Martin .

{K:24957} 5/4/2006

Kralik,

I love your choice regarding the depth of field and the angle regarding this wonderful capture.

One thing you might explore, would be to crop out the lamp shade for your light source, which cuts the mans face and take the yellow hue out with PS.

The reason you got the yellow hue to this 1 is you probably had your white balance set on auto, or sunlight. Both settings would cause a yellow hue.

When using tungsten lighting, use the tungsten setting on your camera. I'm not sure if your 350D is capable of manualy setting the Kelvin, but tunsten lighting has a color balance of 3000-3300K...

Happy shooting my friend,

Martin

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