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nice one... which cam ur usingsigpic
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I would just say that don't "play" with post-processing. It can kill an image. Just be 'gentle', if you know what I mean. A little brightness/ contrast adjustment or perhaps sharpening (1 step) is all that one needs, really, unless he/ she is looking for a specific kind of effect.Originally posted by budding_biker View Postgot it...but all of these were captured from mobile cam thats y quality is bit low and thats why too much noise is there...
@aryan-do how i can improve processing because i don't know the exact process of processing the images in details...:)
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is there is any proper tutorial for this, actually im confused with the intensity of effects and to make it more attractive im over doing things, and thats what hampers the quality of processing.Originally posted by Aryan View PostI would just say that don't "play" with post-processing. It can kill an image. Just be 'gentle', if you know what I mean. A little brightness/ contrast adjustment or perhaps sharpening (1 step) is all that one needs, really, unless he/ she is looking for a specific kind of effect.
i got your point, what i was doing is automatic processing all that the tool recommend, no efforts from my side, i tried to play with a little bit but then it becomes dead image and this the reason im not working properly.
BTW thanks aryan da i need to put some more time on the images and im sure i might come up with some eye pleasing results.sigpic
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here's one picture i had taken long back , its one of my favorite . (the subject is my daughter)
guys i was toying with the idea of buying a digital SLR after years of using a point and shoot camera , my question is should i directly buy a Canon D500 or should i buy a lil less expansive camera to get the hang of it . am inspired by all you guys on this forum .Shabbar
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wow!!!! perfect one..Originally posted by shabbarak View Posthere's one picture i had taken long back , its one of my favorite . (the subject is my daughter)
guys i was toying with the idea of buying a digital SLR after years of using a point and shoot camera , my question is should i directly buy a Canon D500 or should i buy a lil less expansive camera to get the hang of it . am inspired by all you guys on this forum .sigpic
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Nice composition, would look a lot better if the exposure is reduced.Originally posted by budding_biker View Post
How did you get the diffused background on the sides, did you use some filter or was it done while post processing? Why are do the chillies have a pinkish hue?Originally posted by budding_biker View Post
What is more important is to get the basics of photography like composition, exposure, the concept of depth of field etc right. The camera is just a tool that lets you take a picture.Originally posted by shabbarak View Postguys i was toying with the idea of buying a digital SLR after years of using a point and shoot camera , my question is should i directly buy a Canon D500 or should i buy a lil less expansive camera to get the hang of it . am inspired by all you guys on this forum .
The latest offering from Canon in that bracket is the 550D and you might want to consider that. The one lower is the 1000D and there's not much difference in the controls between that and the 500/550D, so I would say, if you're interested in getting the 500D/550D get it in the first instance instead of going for a less expensive camera and then moving onto the 500D/550D.Most motorcycle problems are caused by the nut that connects the handlebars to the saddle.
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