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Forum: Photo Critique
09-18-2017, 05:27 AM
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I like your crop. Cutting out the irrelevant background and then the audience can focus on the musician.
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Forum: Photo Critique
09-18-2017, 05:20 AM
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Thank you for your advice. I saved the picture as JPG. I see that using tripod would help a lot so that I would not have to set a high ISO and quick shutter speed. I will practice more!
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Forum: Monthly Photo Contests
09-11-2017, 12:08 AM
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I would like to nominate this photo
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Forum: Photo Critique
08-28-2017, 07:09 AM
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Thank you for your critique. I agree that using a tripod will do better at this situation than handholding the camera, which I did.
Also thanks for the ISO suggestion. The color rebalancing ideas are also very helpful. I've had the camera for quite a long time but I began to shoot manual mode recently. There are a lot of things for me to explore.
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Forum: Photo Critique
08-28-2017, 06:54 AM
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Thank you for your critique. Giving the picture some editing has some slight improvement, but as you said, it is still not possible present things as our eyes do. I will keep trying!
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Forum: Photo Critique
08-28-2017, 01:17 AM
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Hi everyone, it's my first post on the forum.
I took this photo yesterday after sunset. It is the east of the sky so the light is pretty scarce. I tried to capture the sky color that is dovish blue on the upper side, peachy in the middle and has a purple hue on the darker lower side. The picture looks clear with its layers on my camera monitor, but the full image on computer screen looks dark and dim, which I cannot tell the beautiful natural color. How should I adjust my set up? Do you have suggestions on how I can improve next time I take a photo of sky after sunset?
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