Beginner my son. is this ok??
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Lighting is a little flat and your reflection in his shades (once seen) is a distraction.
Other than that it's a nice shot. Looks a happy chappy.
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I did think that but just assumed it was to do with the resolution she's uploaded it at maybe?
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It's nice enough, but as mentioned above it's either shared at a very poor JPG quality setting or it's very noisy. It's giving it an overall fuzziness.
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…the aspect produced when a picture seems to have sand like
details (noise) to it.
May occur under these conditions (in digital):
NOTE: grain texture is not to be confused with "digital noise"!
— over the entire frame
when ISO is set too high (noise generation) or
a clearly underexposed shot
— over the darker areas of a scenea clearly underexposed shot
when low key recovery is pushed too high (noise generation)
Noise generation: an artefact resulting in trying to produce information
where there is little or none.
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my son. is this ok??
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For sure it is… in many ways
On the plus side
On the minus side
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For sure it is… in many ways
On the plus side
— I see a friendly, happy and healthy young man there
— the backlit take, surrounded with highly reflective white
surfaces, render a soft and even light on the subject
— the subject is properly framed
— the backlit take, surrounded with highly reflective white
surfaces, render a soft and even light on the subject
— the subject is properly framed
On the minus side
— the DRL shows incorrect setting in the low lights and there
are, as expected, large portions of the image that are burnt
— The WB is off (too high)
though Sun lit, the paint is reflecting it affecting the WB.
— because of parasitic reflections, the mid tone could be
tweaked down a tad and to taste.
See PMare, as expected, large portions of the image that are burnt
— The WB is off (too high)
though Sun lit, the paint is reflecting it affecting the WB.
— because of parasitic reflections, the mid tone could be
tweaked down a tad and to taste.
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Noise as said is the photographic version of white noise in sound! - I have upped the noise in your image to show what is meant by Noise, usually caused by low light or high ISO settings
In digital photographs, “noise” is the commonly-used term to describe visual distortion. It looks similar to grain found in film photographs, but can also look like splotches of discoloration when it's really bad, and can ruin a photograph. Noise tends get worse when you're shooting in low light
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In digital photographs, “noise” is the commonly-used term to describe visual distortion. It looks similar to grain found in film photographs, but can also look like splotches of discoloration when it's really bad, and can ruin a photograph. Noise tends get worse when you're shooting in low light
Les