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Other than picture #3, the rest seem to be underexposed.

This post has been edited by CompMac: Jun 16 2007, 07:10 PM

nice photo
just maybe u snap them at the wrong time? sun too bright? or something like that
a bit underexposed

anyway, expect u to post more pics later on

which part is underexposed? i know it looks dark but i can't push it any further without clipping highlights.

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Added on June 16, 2007, 7:53 pmmaybe it's due to my raw processing...

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Added on June 16, 2007, 7:55 pmi'm talking about no.2.

i like no.1 and 4 just the way it is

This post has been edited by clemong_888: Jun 16 2007, 07:55 PM

Judging from the f number, I guess you pushed it a bit too far. Try using smaller f numbers. Besides that, experiment with matrix metering instead of using spot. Spot metering will easily blow out highlights if you meter on dark areas. Also take care of your white balance.

Just my 2 sen.

wb always go whacko when i shoot one colors, esp red n yellow. partly why i shoot raw.

what has aperture got to do with exposure?

i almost always meter on highlights

this is the jpg ver



looks nicer but it does have blown out hightlights in it. maybe i'm being too cautious with my pp?

This is much better exposed. Opening up the aperture will allow more light in so that you don't need too much exposure compensation.

thanks compmac for the advice. will keep it in mind nexr time =)

the rest of the shots

shadows




view from the park



couple walking back through the paddy field



umbrella?

Looks like the flowers this time came out nice. Nice composition too.

The umbrella covered all your light.

CompMac, how to view f number on photos posted on net? tq

I use Opanda IExif to view the picture's EXIF data. After install, you will be able to just right click on the picture and view it, provided the picture contains the EXIF data. Works with IE by default and you need to install the plug-in for Firefox.

Great shots... Great colour...
I like these
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j234/cle.../DSC_0147-1.jpg
http://i81.photobucket.com/albums/j234/cle...88/DSC_0167.jpg

With spot metering... Which part of the flower you meter?

good color, good bokey

field whould be nicer if don;t have the bottom trees there

i usually meter the brightest spot, then +1 to 2 EV it's not easy to do having only 5 af points. compmac makes sense tht matrix might be d way to go.

haha, no more higher ground.