Salisbury Cathedral, how can this be improved please?
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Thread: Salisbury Cathdral
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20th December 2011, 06:36 PM #1
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Salisbury Cathdral
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20th December 2011, 07:19 PM #2
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Re: Salisbury Cathdral
It's a bit dark for me and the image needs to be rotated counterclockwise so the pillars are vertical. I keep wanting to tilt my head to the right.
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20th December 2011, 07:20 PM #3
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Re: Salisbury Cathdral
I see what you mean, will correct it
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20th December 2011, 07:22 PM #4
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Hi Louise,
Just my observations:
It needs to be straightened horizontally a bit; you can use the altar table with the candles on it as a guide. Personally, I would also crop it on both sides to just leave the two columns framing the window. Can't really comment on the exposure or sharpness as I am viewing it on my iPad.
I like the lovely vaulted roof.
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20th December 2011, 10:09 PM #5
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Re: Salisbury Cathdral
Hi Louise. Indoor shots like these are difficult to get a good exposure reading on so you may want to bracket several F-stops in case the one you shoot with is too light or too dark. Also, if you can, use a tripod with a longer exposure allowing you to increase your depth of field. Increasing the ISO to around 800 can also help.
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