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shad309
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 Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 7:53 pm Post subject: 3200 ISO Canon 40D |
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shad309 wrote:
Computer monitor was main light. Jupiter 9
This is my son. He is a direct copy of me which has it's interesting moments. At least I know what to expect when he reaches the teenage years 
I think that the noise level may be a little high for color work. For black & white I think it adds a fast film look to the image that I really like.
What do you think?
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madamasu
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madamasu wrote:
Just wonderful!
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sichko
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| Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 8:07 pm Post subject: Re: 3200 ISO Canon 40D |
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sichko wrote:
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I think that it works. Nice shot.
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| Posted: Sat Apr 04, 2009 8:10 pm Post subject: |
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trifox wrote:
I would say -- yes! nothing else..
It's good as is .. this picture doesn't have to be judged --
In my view -- it's perfect..
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poilu wrote:
great! |
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Attila wrote:
Superb capture! Isn't Jupiter 9 is a great lens ?
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shad309
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shad309 wrote:
I find myself falling in love with this lens. It was the same when I got my Helios 44-2. I will be using this one almost exlusively for a little bit... at least until another package comes in the mail 
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Attila wrote:
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| I find myself falling in love with this lens. It was the same when I got my Helios 44-2. I will be using this one almost exlusively for a little bit... at least until another package comes in the mail |
Like me ..  Try one times old ones silver one for SLR too. That is my real favourite I prefer over black one even if black one a great lens really.
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Farside wrote:
Just right, Shad.
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Orio wrote:
Excellent!
The best thing of this photo for me is - something others have not mentioned - that is, the fact that the face and eye is in perfect focus and the hand is somehow blurred - which was not as easy as it seems because the hand is very close to the face.
The difference in focus is small, but the impact is decisive, because this way the hand does not distract the attention which falls entirely on the tv-hypnotized gaze.
Framing also is most effective.
Really a great photo, congratulations.
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Gurdie wrote:
A great photo. You can feel the intensity - is he playing a computer game, or making a last-minute bid for a bargain lens in the fleabay?
I like how the lines of the wrist and knuckles leads to the main focus point - the eye.
Personally, I probably would have cropped it just a little from the left side.
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shad309 wrote:
Thank you all for the kind comments! This photo will soon be on display in my home.
Gurdie,
He was watching his favorite music videos on youtube during this one. But he really enjoys looking at the photos on mflenses.com It's one of his favorite websites too!
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LucisPictor wrote:
Excellent shot! And the ISO noise does not disturb at all in B&W!
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