Aerial chinups
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:14 pm
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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:14 pmPosted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:43 pmNice shot cc@t,
Colour and sharpness totally on the money. Its a bummer you can't see his facial expression but as it is an extreme sport image I understand due to wind and your location it is hard to capture the rider front on. But just an observation.
Also, I'm on cable and ended up making a cup of tea whilst this image was loading. Some members on adsl (dial up members will just click X) will not bother waiting to see the image. So maybe keep the size down a little.
You have captured the moment well.
regards
Ghost
Colour and sharpness totally on the money. Its a bummer you can't see his facial expression but as it is an extreme sport image I understand due to wind and your location it is hard to capture the rider front on. But just an observation.
Also, I'm on cable and ended up making a cup of tea whilst this image was loading. Some members on adsl (dial up members will just click X) will not bother waiting to see the image. So maybe keep the size down a little.
You have captured the moment well.
regards
Ghost
Sorry cc@t
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 10:47 pmSorry cc@t,
I typed the word e_xtreme and it came out as "boring"????
this must be some kind of dslrusers bias
I typed the word e_xtreme and it came out as "boring"????
this must be some kind of dslrusers bias
Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 11:49 pmPosted: Thu Dec 01, 2005 9:24 amcc@t,
As per Ghost's observation, please pay attention to the images that you post here. The maximum dimension along any side should never exceed 800 pixels, but you also need to reduce the quality of th image for posting.
The filesize of this example is almost a half meg in size; images that you're posting shoiuld not be greater than 100KB. Consider please that many users still do not have a broadband connection.
I accept that you didn't mean this, but you do need to consider the viewers of your images as well.
I also believe that these guidelines are covered in the FAQ, and I thank you for your future cooperation in this matter.
As per Ghost's observation, please pay attention to the images that you post here. The maximum dimension along any side should never exceed 800 pixels, but you also need to reduce the quality of th image for posting.
The filesize of this example is almost a half meg in size; images that you're posting shoiuld not be greater than 100KB. Consider please that many users still do not have a broadband connection.
I accept that you didn't mean this, but you do need to consider the viewers of your images as well.
I also believe that these guidelines are covered in the FAQ, and I thank you for your future cooperation in this matter.