Canon user thread - post your pictures here

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-Kegan
 
Kegan, the one on top of this page looks quite good. Nice colors.

Here´s a pic of my cat, again. :)

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PT - gorgeous cat. Incredible picture as always.

I have a couple more, but there's always something that I wish I could change. What an aggravating hobby haha.


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-Kegan

EDIT: I'm pretty sure its that I THINK I have my shot in focus, but I don't review it before I snap the picture, hence why they're always slightly out of focus. That's probably whats bothering me about the pictures that I take.
 
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thanks. yeah, i havent gotten a chance to really look at my photos from the trip. there are a few more i could probably post but i gotta look at 'em and crop em.
 
here are some portraits we took for our image 1 class. We had to shoot on slide 35mm film,but we took some comparison shots with the digi as well.


my buddy Ben!

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here is one of our other group member, Britt!
This one was not actually taken on film, she just stood in while we lit away.


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And the rest of are me in my Halloween costume! :) muahaha


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fav pic of mine
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Any critique on lighting? You think the falloff is too much too fast? Should I put the softbox further?
Other than that, Can any of you suggest a background setup, something portable?
Thanks
 
fav pic of mine
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Any critique on lighting? You think the falloff is too much too fast? Should I put the softbox further?
Other than that, Can any of you suggest a background setup, something portable?
Thanks

I like what we can see. I love the lighting on the right side of her face...its not too hard and doesn't wash her out more. But I'd love to see her eyes. I want her to be looking right at me.

As for the falloff...well, lets just say her chest casts a big shadow. I think if you bounced a little light on this area, the size factor, might be less of an issue.
 
hey thanks gents.

the first one...i almost didnt post because its too hard to make out. plus it was a very windy day and even though my cam was on a tripod it was blowing around like nuts.

its a farm (of what...not sure. could be strawberries)...but the rows were rows of plastic stretched out, back and forth, covering the entire field. the dark portions of the plastic are holes where the plant would peek through. Even standing there its pretty impressive and you wonder how much plastic they had to use for this one field.

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