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Spent the day with =Tristiahna and took a bunch of pictures of her pets!
This is Kota <3 He's a Finnish Spitz.
Photo by me.
This is Kota <3 He's a Finnish Spitz.
Photo by me.
Image size
3120x2592px 3.55 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS REBEL T1i
Shutter Speed
1/49 second
Aperture
F/5.6
Focal Length
55 mm
ISO Speed
400
Date Taken
Apr 10, 2011, 2:40:12 PM
Sensor Size
14mm
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I'll give you a litle critique since you asked for it : )
The picture is a bit dark and blurry. You could get clearer and more focused picture if you use higher shutter speed something like 1/80, also you need to widen the aperture (not sure if that's the word, but I think you know what I mean) to get more light to the picture. If that's the widest your camera can get, then you need a lighter place to take photos or an extra lightsource, a lamp if you like. Otherwise I don't see anything else wrong in this pic, and the scene is awesomly cute x) Like he's saying "I need huggles!" x'D
Oh and you should take the whitebalance every time your lighting changes so you get the colours right. But you can always use automatics to get pretty good pictures if adjusting everything manually feels too hard for fast paced photoshooting : )
The picture is a bit dark and blurry. You could get clearer and more focused picture if you use higher shutter speed something like 1/80, also you need to widen the aperture (not sure if that's the word, but I think you know what I mean) to get more light to the picture. If that's the widest your camera can get, then you need a lighter place to take photos or an extra lightsource, a lamp if you like. Otherwise I don't see anything else wrong in this pic, and the scene is awesomly cute x) Like he's saying "I need huggles!" x'D
Oh and you should take the whitebalance every time your lighting changes so you get the colours right. But you can always use automatics to get pretty good pictures if adjusting everything manually feels too hard for fast paced photoshooting : )