Sam III by tibet2004uk

Photography • Animals • posted on Feb 18, 2005

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Postwork done: greyscale, brightness and contrasts adjustement and framing! NO cropping! I didn't do any cropping on my 2 previous Sam's shots either! ;) Any advice, more than welcome, PLz, pretty plz! :)

Comments (25)

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gunsan

7:35AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

He is a darling, and you make him justice with your new camera. I love this one the most because of the thoughtful look in his eyes. The second photo was heartbreaking in it's cuteness! Good luck with you new toy!! Hugs!

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kansas

7:46AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Great shot. Looks good to me.

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TwoPynts

7:51AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Great shot, the grainyness compliments his fur and the B&W and adds to the character of the shot. ISO is the "film speed" and the lower it is, the less noise you will get in you photos. Always try to shoot the lowest ISO possible unless you want that effect.

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Artzy

7:57AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Wonderful! Great Close-Up!

vlaaitje

8:20AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

I like this one the most...such a lovely model....I know it is not that easy if you use a camera....with more buttons...I don't understand all about my cam....I am always use the manual from time to time...only if Danob is here he show me then I understand faster...lol

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escafeld

8:50AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Sorry, It has just occured to me that you are using a digital camera? Anyway, I've come back to tell you that if you turn the ISO up, you can shoot at faster speeds, smaller apertures and in lower light levels, but at the expense of grainer pictures. However, does grain matter if you get the shot you're after, I think not! Very nice picture!

soulofharmony

9:52AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

fantastic portrait of sam.. stunning in black and white.. aww he looks so adoreable :)... excellent pov ... vote

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Enmos

10:35AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Well the ISO stuff has allready been explained :o) The noise is indeed a bit prominent but other than that this is an awesome portrait imho much better than the other two !! The composition and the expression of Sam are simple wonderful !! Superb work here !!

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i-popba

11:52AM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Excelent composition and mood..!! love eyes and light...!! love it.!

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titta

12:04PM | Fri, 18 February 2005

Every new photo better than previous one! This is such a great shot! Sam is so ... Sam there :-) The tones are wonderful. It didn't take that long for you to learn the techniques - the compostions you have always known splendidly! I really love this photo! hugs to all of you :-)

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Ensomniac

12:43PM | Fri, 18 February 2005

I don't know much about cameras, but I'm think ISO is the same as ASA, (Internatinal and American Standard something?,...I think.) set your ISO to the same ISO or ASA as you film. Also, whoever is developing your pictures may be overcompensating for the low light. It turned ou pretty good for such low light.

logiloglu

5:17PM | Fri, 18 February 2005

an excellent portrait. unique capture. !!!!!!!!! #:O) !!!!!!!!!!!

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