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Join Date: Nov 2008
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Maybe from a composition standpoint they are so so to midland. I did try to move around to get a good angle like I have seen real photographers do but they aren't in focus and there are some really weird things going on in my photos. Look at #1 and #4. What caused those really white blotches? Those weren't there when I took the photos. At least I don't think they were.
I have big problems taking photos with snow in them or sand for that matter. It's as if the internal meter that I have on automatic goes haywire when I point and shoot.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
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I played with a couple of your pix in Picasa. Photoshop has more editing power, but just for quick edits, this shows the possibilities. Ackkkkk! I just tried to upload them but apparently there is a limit which I have already reached! :eek: I guess that means I can never upload another pic. ![]() |
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Lorax, I see the camera is a Canon Power Shot S2 IS. Maybe the contrast between the dark subject and the reflection of the snow.
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I reported it. We've added an incredible number of features to the forums and sometimes when a feature is enhanced, it's unwittingly at the expense of another.
Wildlife Gardeners has only been live for two weeks and we have an incredible number of burps and hiccups on our hands. We are catching them thanks to people like you.
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Join Date: Dec 2008
Location: Northern Illinois, USA
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The other problem you had with your photos is that they were taken on a cloudy day. White snow reflects the sky, hence gray snow. If you took the photos on a sunny day but the snow is in shadow, the snow appears somewhat blue. Take a look at my two photos that I posted earlier. I have an adjustable camera and I set my exposure with a 18% gray card (available at better camera shops) and then took the photos. You can achieve similar results by using a newspaper with only black and white text. |
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