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One of the first photos taken with the pocket digicam I won in the White competition. No post processing, except for re-sizing and saving for web, obviously. The settings the camera chose (no manual possible on this camera, unfortunately) were 1/125, f. 9 and 65 ISO.
Do you think it has trouble focusing, or is this simply the most quality I can expect from a small cam like this - what do you think?
Thanks for looking,
Conrad
Edit: Forgot - this is the Mormon temple in Zoetermeer, near The Hague, in the Netherlands. Polished granite exterior.
| Title: | Testing, testing... |
| Username: | |
| Uploaded: | 28 Mar 2006 - 10:55 PM |
| Camera: | Olympus mju 700 |
| Lens: | fixed |
| Recording media: | Digital |
| Tags: | Architecture, Den haag, Den haagtempel, Holland, Lds, Mormon, Nederland, Temple, The hague, The netherlands, Zoetermeertempel |
| Votes: | 7 |
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I read a review of this camera, mainly because I use an olympus, anyways - apparently listed amongst its "bad" areas was slight soft focus and barrel distortion.
Edit: oops forgot to click because compositionally its a good shot, though a touch soft, would have liked to have seen more detail in the architecture. Click
Thanks, Phil - my old Rollei compact digicam did a better job at taking sharp pictures, to be honest, but I can't complain - after all, I didn't pay for this one...
I didn't do any post processing on this shot because I wanted people to see it as it came from the camera - well, as much as possible, considering I did have to re-size it and save it for the Web.
Good luck with the retouching!
Conrad
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