Thanks Gary for the nice presents.
ISO 1600 f5.6 1/15 with 24-105mm at 60 mm.
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Inspired by ATJ and his diffuser topic, I finally had some time to use mine tonight on my little Princess.
Thanks Gary for the nice presents. ISO 1600 f5.6 1/15 with 24-105mm at 60 mm. "Old school" (Olympus OM 1&2SP )
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Beautiful! Nice work with the lighting.
Only thing I could suggest would be to remove the speculars from the lip and remove the vignette (you don't need it with this sort of tight crop)
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She's lovely and I love the expression you've captured , Like the b/w but possibly the vingetting would work better on a wider shot
Great subject though so keep shooting DebT DebT
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Craig,
Very nice, but I'm curious about your settings .... ISO 1600, 1/15, f/5.6. Given that you're using flash to capture this image, why ISO 1600, and why 1/15? g.
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Good question Gary, I took lots of photos last night of her, with different ISO settings just to see the difference. I haven't had the chance to have a good "play" with my 40D. This Image just looked the best for me out of all of them. I like the softness, have to admit that I have added more grain to it in PS. Hope that answers your question. "Old school" (Olympus OM 1&2SP )
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It's a brave person that criticises a 'little princess' shot. I wouldn't touch it- I'd keep it until she's old enough to recognise it and let her be the judge. My bet is she'll love it.
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Congratulations to Mr & Mrs Rohse! She's gorgeous!
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