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<blockquote data-quote="texaslimo" data-source="post: 576648" data-attributes="member: 9638">If I am not doing this correctly please advise of correct method. I just went out and tried some shots in the back yard and now have some questions. D7000 manual mode. 200mm f4 lens. early evening light. f16-f22. 200-250 shutter speed. 1. what is the correct format to include a photo so that you can see the relevant details such as f stop, shutter speed, ISO, flash, etc? 2. Some of these shots, where I did not use flash, came out black. I had to increase the exposure by 2.68 in lightroom to get the details to show up. Does that indicate that instead of f16 or F22 I should have used F14 or F20 respectively?3. When I crop in close, The head is not in focus. Manual focus was used. Was my eyeball off, or was it too much crop? I was shooting from 20 to 30 inches away. I have no idea how you would know that, but am asking anyway..&nbsp; [ATTACH]225073[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="texaslimo, post: 576648, member: 9638"] If I am not doing this correctly please advise of correct method. I just went out and tried some shots in the back yard and now have some questions. D7000 manual mode. 200mm f4 lens. early evening light. f16-f22. 200-250 shutter speed. 1. what is the correct format to include a photo so that you can see the relevant details such as f stop, shutter speed, ISO, flash, etc? 2. Some of these shots, where I did not use flash, came out black. I had to increase the exposure by 2.68 in lightroom to get the details to show up. Does that indicate that instead of f16 or F22 I should have used F14 or F20 respectively? 3. When I crop in close, The head is not in focus. Manual focus was used. Was my eyeball off, or was it too much crop? I was shooting from 20 to 30 inches away. I have no idea how you would know that, but am asking anyway.. [ATTACH=CONFIG]225073._xfImport[/ATTACH] [/QUOTE]

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