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looking at some locals

Postby big pix on Sat Feb 09, 2008 11:51 am

The light was not good, but my results are fair. A brighter day would have been better, but I had the time so...... all shot using the Nikon 18-200mm

ISO 320 D300 800th @ 5.6
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ISO 320 2000 @ 5.6
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iso 320 D300 18-200 80th @ 5.6
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ISO 320 160 @ 5.6 Shot through glass with overhead lighting
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Re: looking at some locals

Postby Bindii on Sat Feb 09, 2008 12:00 pm

I really like the composition in the first one... it makes a nice change from all the other generic giraffe shots out there... the others are okay but I feel that the light has really let you down especially on the last one where the monkeys head is a little blown out.. (on my monitor that is)... :)
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Re: looking at some locals

Postby christiand on Sat Feb 09, 2008 10:48 pm

Hi BigPix,

Locals at Mogo ?

I think the light is actually in your favour - no harsh bright sky midday sun.

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