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Hello. I am not screener but all your photos are not acceptable.
Reasons:
1. Dark/Underexposed
Composition/Centering
Little contrast
Noise/Grain
Jpg compression artefacts
Undersharpen/soft
2. Dark/Underexposed
Composition/Centering
Little contrast
Noise/Grain
Jpg compression artefacts
Undersharpen/soft
3. Dark/Underexposed
Composition/Centering
Noise/Grain
Jpg compression artefacts
Undersharpen/soft
4. Dark/Underexposed
Composition/Centering
Little contrast
Noise/Grain
Jpg compression artefacts
Undersharpen/soft
Blurry
Heat distortion
5. Dark/Underexposed
Noise/Grain
Jpg compression artefacts
Undersharpen/soft
Backlit
And all have dust spots.
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Originally posted by ShipSash View Postlook histogram for details
And can the noise or blur be the result of using a cheap camera/lens (2008 canon 400d and 75-300 zoom)? I can not affird a more expensive one bc I am broke(
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Originally posted by pandapilot View PostAnd can the noise or blur be the result of using a cheap camera/lens (2008 canon 400d and 75-300 zoom)? I can not affird a more expensive one bc I am broke(
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Originally posted by dlowwa View PostNo, more a result of you shooting in less that ideal conditions. Under the right conditions, such equipment should be more than enough to produce images with good enough quality to be accepted.
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Originally posted by pandapilot View PostThanks! And "right conditions" mean more sun and a better place to spot?
Originally posted by pandapilot View PostThat could be a real problem for me, considering I am taking mist of my pictures in St. Peteresburg (ULLI/LED). We have around 60 sunny days per year and quite a few spotting events...
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Originally posted by dlowwa View PostSpeaking as one, such is the plight of spotters who live in northerly areas
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Originally posted by pandapilot View PostThat's why I was asking about the camera. It is very noisy at 200+ ISO, and in weather like this I have to shoot f/11 1/800 at 1600 ISO (and even after that I have to add the exposure in lightroom). The results are not very good...
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Originally posted by pandapilot View PostI took this picture in more sunny conditions - is it any better? It is cropped a little so I can correct the composition if it's looking wrong. Thank you for your help and feedback in advance.
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