This is 3 of a 6 part series I am working on. I just would like some feedback on these, as that's not my normal kind of shot. I had a lot of fun with these, I shot them with my 50 mm.
ss 1/800 f 7.1 iso 5000 50mm.
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Thread: Learning to fly.
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8th September 2013, 04:19 PM #1
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Learning to fly.
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8th September 2013, 04:54 PM #2
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Well done with catching the action nice and sharp. For me I find the background a little distracting and was wondering if a larger aperture could be used to blur the background. Thgis would also assist in seperating the load from the background, helping him stand out more.
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8th September 2013, 05:21 PM #3
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Thanks David, I definitely could've opened the aperture up since my lens will go to 1.4 . That would jack my shutterspeed way up too, and allowed me to use a lower ISO. For some reason I don't think of all this till someone else puts me on the track. I look forward to trying again.
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8th September 2013, 05:35 PM #4
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Easy to remember what to do when sittint in front of the compouter screen, I've done it plenty of times myself. Look forward to seeing your new attempts.
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18th October 2013, 01:05 PM #5
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I think these are wonderful images, #2 especially. If you could blur the fence out of the background (or change position) I think that would make them perfect.
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