Which crop works better? I think I like the second one better, but I'm afraid there might be too much detail lost from that extensive crop.
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM on Canon 40D
1/640 sec @ f/5.6, ISO 400
Which crop works better? I think I like the second one better, but I'm afraid there might be too much detail lost from that extensive crop.
Canon EF 400mm f/5.6L USM on Canon 40D
1/640 sec @ f/5.6, ISO 400
Is the detail sufficient here? Thanks.
Cool hairdo. :) I prefer the vertical crop and would try to remove the color noise.
That hair style is very popular these days :)
Nice shot!
I too prefer the vertical crop, I think the composition is much stronger than the original, and the greater visual interest more than makes up for any loss of detail portrayed.
I like the second version too, Amy. I see a cyan color cast all over the image. Adding some red in Color Balance may take it off.
Thanks Fab. I wasn't sure if there was a cast or not. I'll give it a try....
... and it worked like magic.
Last edited by Amy Marques; 07-20-2009 at 06:16 PM.
Hi Amy
I LOVE the vertical. THe repost still seems to have some color noise. If you can manage that the image will lift above fabulous!
Vertical works way better, I would warm the whole thing up a bit and I would also consider darkening the BG a tad. Lovely detail, pose and light.
Congratulations!
Amy, most noise removal programs have the option of eliminating either "luminance noise" (what we would compare loosely to film grain), or eliminating "colour noise" (the coloured speckling usually introduced by bringing back underexposed areas, especially on dark colours). You can select the area(s) in question and run NR on those. Like the others, I love the vertical crop, and good job eliminating the cyan cast (good advice by Fabs!)
YES! THat is it Amy! Well done. I didn't get back to you earlier. Sorry. I love it as is now! Congrats! :)