Hi everyone....
I am new today and never joined a photography forum before, so I hope to get settled in soon.
I need help and advice though, in order to know why my pictures are so awful. I have taken a series of shots of sculptures and carvings that I plan to burn to disk for the artist. I set up a table out of direct sunlight with a white sheet as background, and used my Canon 350d at 100 iso, handheld, AF mode and AV on the camera. I know a tripod would have improved them but what I mainly have is a horrible blue cast which I can get rid of in PS, but my question is how did this happen? I have a skylight filter and polarizer on the lens (18 - 55)
Can anyone help??
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I am new today and never joined a photography forum before, so I hope to get settled in soon.
I need help and advice though, in order to know why my pictures are so awful. I have taken a series of shots of sculptures and carvings that I plan to burn to disk for the artist. I set up a table out of direct sunlight with a white sheet as background, and used my Canon 350d at 100 iso, handheld, AF mode and AV on the camera. I know a tripod would have improved them but what I mainly have is a horrible blue cast which I can get rid of in PS, but my question is how did this happen? I have a skylight filter and polarizer on the lens (18 - 55)
Can anyone help??
IMG_3709.JPG
/Users/simonglazier/Pictures/iPhoto Library/2009/09/12/IMG_3709.JPG