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I got bored soo im just trying something new :3
My little yeen seens to like my big feeties! :3
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Category Photography / Doodle
Species Hyena
Size 1280 x 859px
File Size 159.1 kB
Haaaa - that is so awesome. First off, I agree with Menzo here - happy nose-bleed situation indeed! Great camera perspective work. You have immaculately clean floors too, haha. There are a couple tips I can give you if you'd like to sharpen the focus and depth field a little from having taken a lot of pics like this:
1) Use the camera's focus to lock into the thing you want most in focus first. So say if it's the toes, focus on them, hold the focus, move the camera to centre, then take the picture.
2) Use optical zoom. When the camera is close up, you can end up with two main problems. One is that you can have a distortion effect because of the wide-angle nature of the lens. This is more noticeable on some cameras than others. The second is that the focus is much tighter, so you have a part of the photo that's in sharp focus, but the rest of it (most of it) is not. If you move the camera back a few feet and use an optical zoom, it corrects much of the distortion, and allows more of the image to be in sharp focus. After all, you can always digitally blur it later if you want a perspective effect. Only drawback is that for some macro shots, the zoom trick may be having to stand on a table instead of a floor so that you can get the camera lower down when further back.
1) Use the camera's focus to lock into the thing you want most in focus first. So say if it's the toes, focus on them, hold the focus, move the camera to centre, then take the picture.
2) Use optical zoom. When the camera is close up, you can end up with two main problems. One is that you can have a distortion effect because of the wide-angle nature of the lens. This is more noticeable on some cameras than others. The second is that the focus is much tighter, so you have a part of the photo that's in sharp focus, but the rest of it (most of it) is not. If you move the camera back a few feet and use an optical zoom, it corrects much of the distortion, and allows more of the image to be in sharp focus. After all, you can always digitally blur it later if you want a perspective effect. Only drawback is that for some macro shots, the zoom trick may be having to stand on a table instead of a floor so that you can get the camera lower down when further back.
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