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| Title: | ButterCup |
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| Uploaded: | 17 May 2005 - 5:14 AM |
| Tags: | Flowers & plants |
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I'm no expert - but the focusing is concentrated on the outside - you would have to come in from a different angle to get the centre - as using AF sometimes I use this for convenience but then I will go into the A Setting - so I can be selective on my aperture and EV values - getting the whole image focused also depends on what lense your using - these are things I would do - I'm no where near up to scratch especially to some of the images on here -
Barbara![]()
Barbara is right about the point of focus - I think, although it may just be an effect of the "glare" that comes the bright light in the cup.
I find yellow almost immpossible to expose / focus properly. I don't know if it is a characteristic of the canon CMOs sensor or not?
I like this image despite the comment above. The detail of the hairs on the flower and the contrast with the soft green background is lovely
Brian
I agree about the focus and the 'glare'. What do you have the contrast set to on your camera, sometimes it needs taking down a notch. The Pentax I use struggles with reds and yellows, I was trying to find some information that Mattmatic gave me on this particular issue but struggling to track it down. Underexposing could solve the problem. K.
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