Apr 17 2012, 11:09 AM
QUOTE(lacer72 @ Apr 15 2012, 06:59 PM)
Thank for your comment so much.
i have feel the pic is too yellow and red tone, but when adjust, the sunset feel is lose for my view.
As this shoot take without any filter, just direct setting and 18-200mm lens.
1st pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/250 shutter speed, aperture f11.
2nd pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/250 shutter speed, aperture f11.
3th pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/200 shutter speed, aperture f11.
WB is a subjective matter, some prefer cooler WB in the pic, some prefer warmer.... there is not such right or wrong, just a personal feeling on the picture.i have feel the pic is too yellow and red tone, but when adjust, the sunset feel is lose for my view.
As this shoot take without any filter, just direct setting and 18-200mm lens.
1st pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/250 shutter speed, aperture f11.
2nd pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/250 shutter speed, aperture f11.
3th pic set: ISO100, focal Length 18mm, 1/200 shutter speed, aperture f11.
For me, your picture #1 under expose at the left side. If you could give up the left side, shot in longer focal length, that might give other impact.
picture #2, just like geekster129 said, ur human subject was block by the tree, move the human to left side, or just dunwan to put human in your picture
And, lastly, shooting at seaside, try step down aperture, shot in longer shutter speed (given you have tripod, or something to support your camera), and see the different.
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