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Jani Salvataggio
{K:27283} 3/25/2004
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ötletes beállítás!!! Jó lett!!!
gratulálok!
Jani
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Shawn
{K:215} 3/24/2004
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If you have Photoshop. Open the photo and create a duplicate layer and on the layer pallet change blending mode from NORMAL to SCREEN. you will see the pic lighten, now drag the new screened layer to the create a layer icon and it will lighten again do this till you get the results you want.its not perfect but it will help greatly.
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 3/24/2004
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Hi Zsolt, Don't get me wrong, you are far too good a photographer not to know.... Autobracketing works, but it eats your compact flash... That's also why I'm hooked on film, just trying to evaluate the setting before I make the shot and setting the camera as I think it will turn out best... ;-) Thanks for your comment.
Cheers,
Hugo.
PS: can't promise to keep it up if you post it under your own shots.
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Zsolt Radákovits
{K:10376} 3/24/2004
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Hi Hugo again!
Thanks for your kind comment. It was nade in absolute backlight, my richard's head hiding the sun!
I know the illuminating technics, and the playing with the exposure, but i wanted to show the contrast. The dark foreground and the sunny background. I know i could not, but i tried.
You are absolutely right according the composition! Thanks for your comment! I will try an interesting feature of our S602z, called Auto Bracketing. I hope it will help a little to find better settings.
Best regards, Radák
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Rachel Leah
{K:26110} 3/24/2004
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Excellent shot! I love the natural colors and lighting... it looks great! Nice job! :)
~Rachel~
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Hugo de Wolf
{K:185110} 3/24/2004
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A bit dark, could've used a +1EV exposure to enhance the contrast and details in the dark parts. In this case I also think the composition might have been a bit more centered, as your son is a single object, that would have worked better, IMHO.
Cheers,
Hugo
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