Helpful Posts: So this is my first attempt at macro/eye photography. I'm just glad my 6-year-old was able to hold still long enough for me to get any shot with his eyes open...
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Thread: Eye for an eye
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3rd February 2015, 05:40 AM #1
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Eye for an eye
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3rd February 2015, 10:18 AM #2
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Re: Eye for an eye
Nice.
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3rd February 2015, 02:03 PM #3
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Re: Eye for an eye
Good one, I liked it.
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3rd February 2015, 02:19 PM #4
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Re: Eye for an eye
I see.
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3rd February 2015, 03:45 PM #5
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Re: Eye for an eye
What kind of gear are you using...the eye itself doesn't look very crispy...hand held/tripod ?
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3rd February 2015, 04:46 PM #6
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Re: Eye for an eye
William,
I'm shooting a canon powershot sx50 hs - and where my boy probably needs strapped down (or Ritalin), I was unfortunately not using a tripod. I may have better luck with my teens, but their eyes don't seem as bright and lively anymore
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3rd February 2015, 04:53 PM #7
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Re: Eye for an eye
I tend to agree not sharp enough, a slight move can make a difference, so check the gear for stabilization or tripod.Also if you used a flash the white spot in the eye detracts from what could have been a better reflection without a flash. Retake and adjust ISO, shutter speed so no flash is needed.Have fun!!!!
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