Learning Aperture and Shutter priority! - Page 2

ElRazur · 16-08-2010, 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matblack

Lightroom has a fantastic cropping tool, its in a the develop module right at the top on the right

MB

Matblack · 16-08-2010, 16:37

I hope you don't mind, I linked this to TP to get their opinon on the bokeh

http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/for...d.php?t=252357

MB

ElRazur · 16-08-2010, 16:38

Not at all.

ElRazur · 16-08-2010, 16:40

I think post 11 answers your question. It was a wired fence. One sec, let me get the other shots that showed it better.

Matblack · 16-08-2010, 16:41

If you aren't a member over there I would strongly recomend joining their membership base is second to none in the photography world and the members are very helpful, I've learned a lot just from strategic lurking

MB

ElRazur · 16-08-2010, 16:46

Quote:

Originally Posted by Matblack

If you aren't a member over there I would strongly recomend joining their membership base is second to none in the photography world and the members are very helpful, I've learned a lot just from strategic lurking

MB

I think I registered ages ago. Let me check.

In the mean time, here is one of the crap shots.

It shows the wired fence properly, and probably more prominent due to post-processing.

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ElRazur · 16-08-2010, 16:50

MatBlack, can you possibly search my user name in there please? I have a feeling I registered there already.

EDIT

Found it. Thanks.

Mark · 16-08-2010, 22:12

Enjoy TP. I agree with MB's sentiments over TP - got some good airshow shots at the weekend, again, thanks to their previous advice.

If you want to get technical, it's either leftover artefacts from the fence (which you can probably carefully clone away), or the fence has caused a Moiré pattern (oft used to be seen on TV when someone was wearing a tweed jacket) which you might be able to reduce by playing around with the crop and/or resize options you've used.

16-08-2010, 16:37	#12
Matblack Baby Bore Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Svalbard Posts: 9,770	I hope you don't mind, I linked this to TP to get their opinon on the bokeh http://www.talkphotography.co.uk/for...d.php?t=252357 MB __________________ "we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two"

16-08-2010, 16:38	#13
ElRazur Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 214	Not at all. __________________ "Never ignore fools in large numbers."

16-08-2010, 16:40	#14
ElRazur Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 214	I think post 11 answers your question. It was a wired fence. One sec, let me get the other shots that showed it better. __________________ "Never ignore fools in large numbers."

16-08-2010, 16:41	#15
Matblack Baby Bore Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Svalbard Posts: 9,770	If you aren't a member over there I would strongly recomend joining their membership base is second to none in the photography world and the members are very helpful, I've learned a lot just from strategic lurking MB __________________ "we had roots that grew towards each other underground, and when all the pretty blossom had fallen from our branches we found that we were one tree and not two"

16-08-2010, 16:50	#17
ElRazur Long Island Iced Tea Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 214	MatBlack, can you possibly search my user name in there please? I have a feeling I registered there already. EDIT Found it. Thanks. __________________ "Never ignore fools in large numbers." Last edited by ElRazur; 16-08-2010 at 17:01.

16-08-2010, 22:12	#18
Mark Screaming Orgasm Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Newbury Posts: 15,194	Enjoy TP. I agree with MB's sentiments over TP - got some good airshow shots at the weekend, again, thanks to their previous advice. If you want to get technical, it's either leftover artefacts from the fence (which you can probably carefully clone away), or the fence has caused a Moiré pattern (oft used to be seen on TV when someone was wearing a tweed jacket) which you might be able to reduce by playing around with the crop and/or resize options you've used. Last edited by Mark; 16-08-2010 at 22:17.