"Hello!
Having this photo published in that e-magazine sounds great. I'd like to learn more details.I wasn't watching this site very closely. So I didn't notice your posting sooner; Sorry.
Thanks, Irvin"
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Dirty Camera And Lens
Started this discussion. Last reply by Tyrone Aug 3, 2009. 4 Replies 0 Likes
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Mike Hiler replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"Nice shot. IMHO, I think this shot would do better in landscape orientation rather than portrait. Doing so when shot, would've given a better perspective of the scene and enve more emphasis on the morning fog.
I would definately crop off quite…"
Anatoliy replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"
Lets see, umm, I would run it through photoshop then HDR software and then again photoshop and end up with. If it's kind of blury, the image had lots of noise and after HDR it was a hole lot more."
Ed Harp replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"What makes this photograph is the early morning fog. You might want to crop it to the extent to appreciate that aspect more and maintain attention on the horse. I think everyone else's comments are in line with what I'm thinking. Even try…"
Rachel Michaels replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"I really like this comp. I agree that I would crop some of the forground and possible some of the left side. The sky is a little washed out but whether you could change that and keep the misty feel I am not sure. I think B&W would look…"
Larry Van Valkenburgh replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"Kool shot! I would've also shot a whole series of this as the horse walked, just to see what I got and to see the horse in different positions."
Randall Sherman replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Tex At Pasture. in the group Photo Criticism"Very nice! For comments, I would suggest cropping away about 3 ripples of the foreground to put attention back on the horse and tree and add contrast to create some true black."
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Hey Fellows;Can one get a book about cleaning and repairing ones own cameras and lens? If so, where?See More
Photo Criticism
A place to receive constructive criticism on photos. Upload a photo to this group if you want to find out what you did wrong or what you could do better.
Tyrone replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Dirty Camera And Lens"I leave the sensors up to a pro and a pro camera shop. NEVER blow air into the camera!!!"
Haunted replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Dirty Camera And Lens"Just no canned air!!!!! NOOOOOOOOooooooo :)"
Michael Cabusi replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Dirty Camera And Lens"If you must clean out the dust within your body use this first.
found for $10 at Amazon or other online source.
I had too much dust on my sensor, mirror, and focus screen. The rocket blaster worked great on my focus screen and mirror but my sensor…"
nathan mccreery replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Dirty Camera And Lens"You can clean the lens with care. Leave the mirror to professionals. Sensors w/great care using the correct tools"
Rachel Michaels replied to ISMPhotos's discussion Dirty Camera And Lens"If you are talking about dust on your sensor see this link http://gilad.deviantart.com/journal/13186986/
Hope it helps"
Dirty Camera And Lens
I have a Canon EOS Digital Rebel XTi. It's dirty inside and needs a cleaning. I wonder is it a good idea to try doing it myself. I feel I'm somewhat skillful with tools and machine work.But with no instructional materails I'm not sure if I want to try it. Let me hear from you if you clean your own opticals.
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- At 2:28am on June 22, 2009,
ISMPhotos said…
- Hello To All!
Thanks for the invitation to enter this group.I just hope i can add a positive element to this web community.
- At 7:14pm on June 21, 2009,
Earl E. Gibson said… - Hello and Welcome to PictureSocial. Hope you find it an enjoyable place that you can learn and maybe teach others. We do have a Canon User Group. If you are interested, you can find it under the "Groups" tab at the top of the page. Hope to see you there.
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- I'm a 54 year old farmboy who's caught the "shutterbug". You just take a look at my photos to piece together the rest of my story.
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