I've been thinking of getting an SLR, but don't have the money ATM. These are definitely not SLR quality, which is rather unfortunate.kawaiiamethist said:
Poll: Which of these images looks best?
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None of them, really. They lack subject matter or real composition. The second and third look incredibly rushed and ugly, lacking clean framing, ending up looking like random snapshots.
At least the first one is slightly composed and a little better in terms of focal points and convergence. Still pretty ropey and empty though.
The second is awful. I can't pick any redeeming factors for it, I'm afraid.
The third COULD have been a pretty good shot, but the framing is off, the subject isn't placed too well and it's lopsided, which spoils it for me.
At least the first one is slightly composed and a little better in terms of focal points and convergence. Still pretty ropey and empty though.
The second is awful. I can't pick any redeeming factors for it, I'm afraid.
The third COULD have been a pretty good shot, but the framing is off, the subject isn't placed too well and it's lopsided, which spoils it for me.
I dunno the fact that the brick wall has horizontal lines and then the flag poles shadow contrasts that with its (cant think of the word for sloping lines), in my opinion makes me think the 1st one is the best
Well, than, I beleive greetings are in order:mole2k said:The curves was just a quick contrast boost really, I find them a much more controllable way of adjusting the contrast in an image. They are quite hard to use though took me a long time before I liked them more than levels, even still I would usually only use them if I cant do want I want to in levels. (generally speaking adjusting the tones when I want to boost them without blowing the highlights)
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AH can't place where this is from I just know I know this but AH my brain hurts.Ph0t0n1c Ph34r said:Well, than, I beleive greetings are in order:mole2k said:The curves was just a quick contrast boost really, I find them a much more controllable way of adjusting the contrast in an image. They are quite hard to use though took me a long time before I liked them more than levels, even still I would usually only use them if I cant do want I want to in levels. (generally speaking adjusting the tones when I want to boost them without blowing the highlights)
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I like the first best. It is simple and there isn't a bunch of clutter in the picture. The other two have more things in them and it feels like clutter... also, I hate having fences in backgrounds of pics, especially fences like that one.
