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<blockquote data-quote="E-Niko" data-source="post: 542465" data-attributes="member: 40205"><p>I agree with the others, for your first go you came up with some good images, the sky most most details are properly exposed and with the high contrast light that you were shooting in that can be difficult.</p><p>your poses are creative as well, that is always something I feel nervous about when shooting people, how to pose them.</p><p></p><p>My only critique to give you would be to always pay attention to your highlights, the highlighted areas once overexposed are tough to get back when you try to post edit them, unless you are always shooting RAW then your chances for getting back overexposed areas are better. Shooting underexposed tends to be better of the two, its easier to correct post edit.</p><p></p><p>One thing that can help, forgive me if you know, is the highlight review option on your image playback, it will show you areas that are over exposed and then you can adjust to help properly expose the image.</p><p></p><p>Great shots all together, Well done.</p><p>Ian W.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="E-Niko, post: 542465, member: 40205"] I agree with the others, for your first go you came up with some good images, the sky most most details are properly exposed and with the high contrast light that you were shooting in that can be difficult. your poses are creative as well, that is always something I feel nervous about when shooting people, how to pose them. My only critique to give you would be to always pay attention to your highlights, the highlighted areas once overexposed are tough to get back when you try to post edit them, unless you are always shooting RAW then your chances for getting back overexposed areas are better. Shooting underexposed tends to be better of the two, its easier to correct post edit. One thing that can help, forgive me if you know, is the highlight review option on your image playback, it will show you areas that are over exposed and then you can adjust to help properly expose the image. Great shots all together, Well done. Ian W. [/QUOTE]
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