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new bmx rink photosHi all,
I had a second little photo shoot at the BMx rink today: all comments are welcome. Cheers CD
christiand
Excellent action shot...but the colour balance seems to be way too warm on my monitor. The black tyre is not neutral. I opened the image in PS and adjusted by -34 cyan and that improved the colours. Even PS's auto colour did a good job. Do you have a new monitor? Regards
Matt. K
Hi Matt,
I must admit, I was lazy and choose autolevels in PS. Well spotted and thanks for your comment. The original without auto level is this: Cheers CD
a few moreHi MCWB,
there are some few more shots here: http://christiand.smugmug.com/gallery/484897 I now conclude that lazyness doesn't pay - I shouldn't have selected auto levels in PS. Cheers CD
great capture,
however i think it should be a tad sharper Life's pretty straight without drifting
http://www.puredrift.com
Hi redline,
thank you for your input. What are the focussing techniques that you are applying in motorsports for example ? I'm struggling between too much DOF and too little DOF on a moving object that is heading towards me. How do you manage ? Cheers CD
to me i think the photo looks a bit cropped correct me if iam wrong?
any i usually use af-c - dynamic af modes. but i think what happened in your photo is that your have use a shutter speed which gives the wheel treads a blurred look, but resulted in slightly blur rider hence lack of sharpness. how fast was the shutter speed? Life's pretty straight without drifting
http://www.puredrift.com
Thanks redline,
I actually pre-focussed on the area where I thought the object would appear, then switched the camera to manual focus and left the focus there. Shutter speed 1/250, aperture f4 focal length 90mm Bye for now. Cheers CD
christiand
Colour purrfect! Try this to add a little punch. In PS go to FILTERS/UNSHARP MASK and try the following settings...20/40/0 That should give it a nice little pop. Regards
Matt. K
I would also boost the sat a little...
Paid shoot? What bike park? Do they mind people shooting? New page
http://www.potofgrass.com Portfolio... http://images.potofgrass.com Comments and money always welcome
Hi Matt,
I tried your suggestion, FILTERS/UNSHARP MASK 20/40/0 Interesting result, I like it. Thanks very much CD
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