back focus wayyyy to much .. send repair

!! This was Nissan the model that I was looking for, so so sweet smile

If your camera really lari focus, it sure knows where to lari. haha

OT: Um, unless you're using the centre focusing point and focusing on the.. impossible backfocus ba . haha

Increase exposure... try different color profile, use/try Portrait. (If shoot RAW, you can switch between the profiles to see the differences)
Try turn on D-Lighting to high, if you shoot raw, you can try adjust the D-Lighting by processing the RAW from the camera. This basically recovers the shadows, but will/may make your photos less contrasty.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 25 2013, 04:13 PM

D-lighting only enable when using jpeg right?
i not sure, you see the picture, shadow too harsh, highlight also kaw kaw in same time

Bad camera! How can the AF miss something so big?
Anyways, jokes aside; Great shot, I love it!

This post has been edited by [PF] T.J.: Nov 25 2013, 04:33 PM

i shot with Zeiss 100mm F2 lens at 1/125s, f2.8, +2/3EV, Multi segment metering mode

terbaik

some model and 'non-model'

_DSC0579-2 by Junrong L., on Flickr


_DSC0982-2 by Junrong L., on Flickr

This post has been edited by lamjunrong: Nov 25 2013, 05:02 PM

Okay la post something with car

After you process the file to Jpeg. With RAW, when you choose process image in Camera Body, you can change the D-Lighting option also, you can try it and see the difference.

And choose "Portrait" color profiles, it will be less harsh, you can also reduce the contrast.
You using "Standard" color profiles? Try vivid, you will know kaw kaw, hahaha

Btw, D-Lighting can also recover on highlights if not wrong.


This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 25 2013, 05:25 PM

oh ? i shoot raw
only adjust in PS.... never try D-lighting.... i thought RAW file already can recover a lot highlight area there already?

D-lighting can recover more?
then i finish process picture in PC need transfer back to body to active d-lighting again

D-Ligthing is for processed image (e.g. Jpeg) in your camera.
When you choose to process RAW in your camera, after process, you will get JPEG file.

If using LR or PS, you can recover yourself.
D-Lighting will be more on overall or based on the camera processing to determine which to recover, but if if you recover yourself, you can control which part to recover and get better result.

Your previous question was asking to do direct in camera right? hehe

This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 25 2013, 05:45 PM

nope, more like what setting is the best when encounter those event that happen indoor and harsh lighting ...without flash XD

here is the image of my friend shot


here is i middle of photochopping everything and try to make it look near like her official page, some angle can shoot her face shape into round one XD
http://imgur.com/muS0GB7

During shoot, if you shoot raw, you can try to adjust later. This one may see PS skills, I'm not sure how good/much can recover and still look natural/ok.
If you mean during shoot, even shoot raw, but you want to get JPEG image on the spot, you can try processing the RAW in camera.

If you're processing the RAW file through PS or LR, then you can try lower the contrast, black levels, clarity, etc. Firstly, choose suitable color profiles, you may notice when you change color profiles, the result will be different.

The image your friend shot, the shadow is pretty bad, hehe. Maybe those shifu with good skills can recover.

This post has been edited by Andy214: Nov 25 2013, 06:17 PM

Sometimes having shadows isn't exactly a bad thing la, it shows the actual condition of the place ma ;-)

Very nice shot

131015-James-0083 by Cybreed, on Flickr
guys. I did NOT sharpen this pic at all.. but when resize w/ PS and upload to flickr , it looks like over sharpen. Anyone got good setting for resize for web ?

Flickr sharpens the images which were resized for display on monitor

but it looks way over on my computer as well..

Ya, looks sharpened on my lappy here too.

Err I see still ok on my screen, image too small can't see artifacts >_<

well i mean how to get rid of that heavy cast shadow XD
the animated gif one is i doing it >_<

ya... that situation kinda hard lol... left is red light right is blue light... you can see the backgroud there got 2 type colour cast


original raw file the shadow cast kaw kaw till i hardly to see the eyes in picture, bare eyes of course can see clearly.

This post has been edited by Agito666: Nov 25 2013, 09:24 PM