K5 small jpegs degrade

cats_five · 11-08-2011, 11:46 AM

Web images should be RBG, so should images for printing on a home printer.

**volley** · 11-10-2011, 03:32 AM

Originally posted by MikeD

Volley- I was looking at some of your horse pics and they are absolutely gorgeous. I am a horse lover and am just starting to take some pics but mostly of Arabs do you have any general tips.

Mike, I was offline for a few days. Thank you for your comment, but I am not sure if I'm qualified to give you an advice. But for what it's worth:
1. For me it is important to know which pose of a horse and which moment in a motion just look good (or sometimes look bad, if I want to show "bad riding").
2. If you shoot something you like a lot it is easy to forget the basics of good composition. Just be aware of that.
3. Like in all action and sport photography you need to anticipate what is going to happen and to consider the small delay between pushing the button and the actual capture.
4. Take a lot of photos and have fun!

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cats_five Veteran Member Join Date: Nov 2010 Location: Fife, Scotland Posts: 835	Web images should be RBG, so should images for printing on a home printer.

11-10-2011, 03:32 AM	#17
volley Site Supporter Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: Springe Photos: Gallery Posts: 3,693	Originally posted by MikeD Volley- I was looking at some of your horse pics and they are absolutely gorgeous. I am a horse lover and am just starting to take some pics but mostly of Arabs do you have any general tips. Mike, I was offline for a few days. Thank you for your comment, but I am not sure if I'm qualified to give you an advice. But for what it's worth: 1. For me it is important to know which pose of a horse and which moment in a motion just look good (or sometimes look bad, if I want to show "bad riding"). 2. If you shoot something you like a lot it is easy to forget the basics of good composition. Just be aware of that. 3. Like in all action and sport photography you need to anticipate what is going to happen and to consider the small delay between pushing the button and the actual capture. 4. Take a lot of photos and have fun!