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10-08-2007, 09:02 PM
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Originally Posted by g-unit9999
Hey man, beauty is in the eye of the beholder.. Obviously you love this picture a little more than anyone else here... Everyone has their favorites.. people are harsh here but they are trying to give you some honest criticism.. and if you accept the criticism you will be come a better photographer..
My criticism: a little more humbleness goes a long way especially if you are a n00b at taking pictures. There are a lot of experienced photographers here.. This shot is not very hard to do--even with "manual" settings as you call it.. Your picture is not exactly revolutionary like you think it is.. it's been done before.. almost everything has been done before..
EDIT: and since you say this isn't some "random shot" ... so I assume a carefully staged photoshoot.. lets see some of the other photos you've taken from this set..
My criticism: a little more humbleness goes a long way especially if you are a n00b at taking pictures. There are a lot of experienced photographers here.. This shot is not very hard to do--even with "manual" settings as you call it.. Your picture is not exactly revolutionary like you think it is.. it's been done before.. almost everything has been done before..
EDIT: and since you say this isn't some "random shot" ... so I assume a carefully staged photoshoot.. lets see some of the other photos you've taken from this set..
10-21-2007, 09:13 PM
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Originally Posted by ZSpectrum
try pulling that off with manual focus and full manual settings with a rear camera. And having it come out as you want and not just a random shot. Why is it you always talk **** and have nothing constructive to say.
ur camera is still a DSLR camera, whether you put it on "manual mode" or not.
try doing it with an SLR camera. where everything is manaul. not digital.
digital helps the picture out
10-22-2007, 07:40 AM
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Originally Posted by dkmesa350z
Factory STi BBSs look better and are better quality than those Rotas
10-22-2007, 07:41 AM
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Originally Posted by joe645733
still nothing suprising.
ur camera is still a DSLR camera, whether you put it on "manual mode" or not.
try doing it with an SLR camera. where everything is manaul. not digital.
digital helps the picture out
ur camera is still a DSLR camera, whether you put it on "manual mode" or not.
try doing it with an SLR camera. where everything is manaul. not digital.
digital helps the picture out
where do you get the idea of taking picture thru the wings ? ...
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