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wizzy
Jun-15-2008, 09:28 AM
Today i played for the first time with my D300 en the Sigma 105mm Macro.. And here are some results:



http://wizzy.smugmug.com/photos/313430669_8NF4z-M.jpg


http://wizzy.smugmug.com/photos/313429791_RCBwg-M.jpg

http://wizzy.smugmug.com/photos/313430008_biX9X-M.jpg

http://wizzy.smugmug.com/photos/313430184_mEdRM-M.jpg


Any comments are welcome...
http://wizzy.smugmug.com/photos/313430344_q5eK9-M.jpg

GOLDENORFE
Jun-15-2008, 12:36 PM
welcome, good first trys. natural light i presume. a bit of added contrast in photoshop might add a bit to them. good compositions well done.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Skippy
Jun-15-2008, 02:23 PM
Today i played for the first time with my D300 en the Sigma 105mm Macro.. And here are some results:

Any comments are welcome...


Hi ther Wizzy, ahhhhhh new toys hu :wink
Always room for improvement as you become more familiar with the gear.

These are al ittle on the light side, you are definitly there for composition.

Pretty good, and I bet the next lot will be even better :thumb ... Skippy :D
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wizzy
Jun-16-2008, 07:51 AM
welcome, good first trys. natural light i presume. a bit of added contrast in photoshop might add a bit to them. good compositions well done.
phil
http://www.flickr.com/photos/goldenorfe/

Phil,

Thanks for the tip about the contrast. Will play with that to see what it does with the picture.
Ans yes, i did not use any flash, just the sunlight on a bright day.

wizzy
Jun-16-2008, 07:58 AM
Hi ther Wizzy, ahhhhhh new toys hu :wink
Always room for improvement as you become more familiar with the gear.

These are al ittle on the light side, you are definitly there for composition.

Pretty good, and I bet the next lot will be even better :thumb ... Skippy :D
.

Skippy,

New toys are always nice... As Phil suggested to play with constrast, it might be good to compensate for the lighting also. I shot then in RAW so i have room enough to play with.
I concentrated too much on the subject to get it right in the picture. Practice is needed to get all parameters right. I did not use a tripod, shot it 'from the hip' . So next time i will try to follow up some tips and tricks mentioned in this forum.
Thanks for your comment....

Lord Vetinari
Jun-16-2008, 09:44 PM
Good start :)
Brian V.