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Published: 2006-08-21 03:32:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 78; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 1
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sorry its a bit blurry. I shook my camera too much. I tried really hard for this to come out good.Related content
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hhmm i critque your work but eh you dont wanna check mine...gotcho..well would be a cool to me if you didnt get the edges...too thick..like a good amount was not the sphere idk if you get that..the lighting is not as bad as it could be..its complimenting cause the bubble are white..and bubbles are just fine..a bit too blurry on the outside ones..but great job..keep it up
critque my work..please..
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I personally like the blur. This whole shot makes me think of outer space (and I have no idea why).
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What exactly were you shooting? It looks like the rising carbonation from a glass of soda.
Anyways, to avoid camera shake, either use a tripod or a very fast shutter speed. However, with fast shutter speeds you need a flash or a lot of light. Sometimes flash will limit how fast your shutter speed can be though. So you'll have to play with it and see.
Great concept though, it has potential. ^^
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I shot some type of glass ball in my friend's sister's room. Yea i know, the lighting was terrible and im not sure howi can change shutter speeds on my digital and i tried the flash and it came out way too bright because of the glare.
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Okay, on the camera do you have a little dial to change settings?
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Okay, what are the little letter settings? Are they ADep, AV, TV, M; or A, S, M, P? Or perhaps something else?
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Tripods become quite hard to use if you try to get too close though, so I would say fast shutter speed all the way.
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yea it is hard trying to get close with a tripod. Plus, i didnt have it with me. I don't carry it around everywhere. lol
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