This is your best one so far, I think. But you have to make it smoother. I see you only took three shots at this. With that complicated light you would have needed 6 or 9: -3 to +3.
Try again. It will be stunning if you get rid of the distortion.
Hoya carnosa...in italian is known as Fiore di Cera. When it flourished, it has a delicate scent .... but when the clusters of small flowers 15/20 dries, falling around the house ... what a bore!! I would like to see in this picture more clarity and less
I'm not by all means an experienced photographer but in my humble constructive criticism I would suggest to use the lowest ISO possible, increase the number of shots and apply a noise filter or gaussian blur at amount 20.0 on the background and 15 on the
I'm not by all means an experienced photographer but in my humble constructive criticism I would suggest to use the lowest ISO possible, increase the number of shots and apply a noise filter or gaussian blur at amount 20.0 on the background and 15 on the
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removed_user
This is your best one so far, I think. But you have to make it smoother. I see you only took three shots at this. With that complicated light you would have needed 6 or 9: -3 to +3. Try again. It will be stunning if you get rid of the distortion.
On November 02, 2010 10:35
digicam
An 8? Really?
On November 02, 2010 11:57
richie
Very grainy..but better.
On November 02, 2010 12:27
sandpiper6
That's a beautiful flower..loks like it's made of porcelan.
On November 02, 2010 15:26
tigress
I think you are doing a GREAT job Pandora! Keep it up - can't wait to see more from you :o)
On November 02, 2010 15:27
bob1140
This could have been stunning without the noise. What ISO? Maybe 800?
On November 02, 2010 15:48
removed_user
@sandpiper: Its name in Sweden is actually "Porcelan flower". In Latin: "Hoya".
On November 02, 2010 16:55
gere72
Hoya carnosa...in italian is known as Fiore di Cera. When it flourished, it has a delicate scent .... but when the clusters of small flowers 15/20 dries, falling around the house ... what a bore!! I would like to see in this picture more clarity and less
On November 02, 2010 18:58
gere72
...noise, maybe, as Bob says, the ISO too high?
On November 02, 2010 18:59
bryanhrdz
I'm not by all means an experienced photographer but in my humble constructive criticism I would suggest to use the lowest ISO possible, increase the number of shots and apply a noise filter or gaussian blur at amount 20.0 on the background and 15 on the
On November 08, 2010 17:36
bryanhrdz
I'm not by all means an experienced photographer but in my humble constructive criticism I would suggest to use the lowest ISO possible, increase the number of shots and apply a noise filter or gaussian blur at amount 20.0 on the background and 15 on the
On November 08, 2010 17:36