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Model: SpookyfishThank you for patience Spooks))
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Nice, blameless and childlike... Colours look like an old dream
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*Colours look like from an old dream
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beautiful girl and good atmosphere!) not sharp enough, yeap, but beautiful anyway)
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Еххх. Ось це "not sharp enough" мене трошки турбує. Треба ще досліджувати свою камеру.
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ege, u mene ti sami prykoly.. Nu ni4o, z praktykou budemo super-maistramy))
p.s. mene tut pereklynue mistsiamy na angliysku, uzh vyba4aite))
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Ну практика нікому не завадить. Більше практики - кращий результат
А за інгліш не переживай
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Very nice and kinda retro, could be a bit sharper (if you stepped down to f/2.8 or 3.2), I suppose, but nevertheless, very nice.
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Thnx for the comment. I agree about sharpness. Need more practice and understanding of all possibilities of my lens.It's just my first photosession with model)
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Very nice, nevertheless, I suggest you put the camera on a tripod, focus on something, then lock the focus and take a pic with each of your available apertures to determine your "sweet spot" I did with so with mine, trust me, it's quite fast and you'll be very informed about your lens.
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Oh thnx for advice! It's very helpful for me.I thik tripod will be the next thing that i should buy.
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Ah, you know, no real need for tripod for this test, just put it on a table or somewhere it won't move
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I know)But yesterday I realised that many things would be easier if I could use tripod.
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Depends...you've been photographing a lot of people lately, for which tripod is not the right accessory, go get a flash instead, if you need to compensate for the lack of light, also, I wouldn't fear using isos 400 or even 800 since your camera is quite good with those sensitivities, even 1600 might be good and add atmosphere for black and white images, it all depends, do you photograph raw or jpg?
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Oh yes.I've tried yesterday to use high ISOs and I like the results. Now I'm using jpeg-format because of small memory-card.Later I'm gonna buy bigger memory-card and try to understand the difference betwene these formats. I know the difference thoretically but in practice...
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Let me put it like this, having had small memory card myself, it really made me think about the pictures I took and try to do my best (I could only squeeze 45 raw images on my card) and later when I moved to larger cards, I still don't shoot hundreds of images, because I want each of them to be special (and you have the skill to make it special) a raw image is like having a film negative, it is the uncompressed uncut data that has enough information to salvage lot of burnt highlights, it has more color tones and can be developed in many ways in a more flexible and less destructive way than jpeg. Try to get an Adobe Lightroom or Aperture and experiment a bit with raw, the combination of these programs and the quality of jpgs exported from those raws can really make post-production a whole new and more enjoyable experience.
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Thank you so much for these comments. I really appreciate this. Very interesting information for me. I'll try to do my best next time.
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You already have most of what a good photographer needs: a good eye for photos and a lot of enthusiasm, all I can do for you is help with the minor technical issues.
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I have a good muse - she inspires me a lot. And now I have a friend who can share with me his experience) thank you for that)
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No prob, it's not so long that I started myself so I'm more than glad to share the little I came to know.
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I've read a lot of information for last month, everything seems to be clear for me. Now I need to have more practice.
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yep, practice is the most important thing
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