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Sunset over the bay, Long Beach Isand NJ
- Thread starter therover
- Start date
Bearharold
Member
Nice photo looks like one of those professional magazine shots , very nice .
Kelley (Texas)
New member
I hesitate ever making a suggestion, especially when it is such an outstanding picture like this one. As such, please do not take offense.
This picture is not level, and it would be even better if level. Just my humble opinion. Kelley (Texas)
This picture is not level, and it would be even better if level. Just my humble opinion. Kelley (Texas)
Kelley,
Thank you for the suggestion. With all the experimentation I am doing with aperture, ISO level, etc., it's good to be told to remember the basics ( level, center, etc.).
Come to think of it, I do believe the camera has a level feature so that is some thing I will research. There are so many features on this darn thing ( Canon 70D), that it becomes overwhelming.
John
Thank you for the suggestion. With all the experimentation I am doing with aperture, ISO level, etc., it's good to be told to remember the basics ( level, center, etc.).
Come to think of it, I do believe the camera has a level feature so that is some thing I will research. There are so many features on this darn thing ( Canon 70D), that it becomes overwhelming.
John
Kelley (Texas)
New member
Also, you might have a "Level" feature in the software that you are using. Please keep up the good work, you are doing great. Kelley (Texas)