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Challenge: Old Cars (Basic Editing)
Camera: Canon EOS-5D
Lens: Canon EF 24-105mm f/4.0L IS
Location: Estes Park, CO
Date: Jun 18, 2009
Aperture: f/8
ISO: 100
Shutter: 1/125s
Galleries: Vintage, Transportation
Date Uploaded: Jun 18, 2009
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Stanley Steamer in Estes Park, CO. 1911.
My original intent was to post the entire car, as shown below, via thumbnail link:
But, at the limit of "basic" 640 pixels, it looked terrible. It was magnificent at full size, with detail. So, I decided to crop down the image because of the 640 pixel constraint. Yes, I expect to be assaulted with words of derision and low votes of retribution by many for not presenting the entire image. It was a rational decision to show the detail of the car, at the expense of seeing the entire car.
Don't complain to me. Complain to the website management about the anachronistic 640 pixel limitation.
[Jun. 30th, 2009 09:59:05 AM]
Tuesday morning, June 30. As expected, lots of complaints about not seeing the entire car. It continues to be my opinion that the full car view makes the detail less enjoyable. The 640 pixel constraint is too small. |
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07/01/2009 02:04:22 PM |
| Your photographer's comments explains why you cropped it this way. But looking at the entire car image, I think it would have worked and I think it would have done much better. My opinion for what it's worth... Very nice car. |
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07/01/2009 12:55:39 AM |
I run into the same issue with trying too fit that much detail in a shot. Now that I have read your notes, I appreciate the reasons for the odd crop, but I think it looks good in the uncropped version.
Nonetheless, you did very well with this to pull in a 5.62 in spite of the way the crop was perceived. |
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06/30/2009 04:06:32 PM |
| get close and get interesting perspectives or get back and get it all. |
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06/30/2009 01:45:23 PM |
| Like the car, exposure and sharpness are perfect, but why cropped so tight that the front and rear are slightly cut off? If I have to crop this tight, I prefer to zoom in more for a detail shot, or compose it differently. |
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06/28/2009 02:21:46 PM |
| Shame you didn't get the whole car in! |
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06/25/2009 07:02:44 AM |
| Great car as the subject. But wondering why crop it like this??? Would have like to have seen the entire car. |
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06/24/2009 06:47:41 PM |
| Great shot but the framing puzzles me, why not show the rest of this lovely car? |
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06/24/2009 03:26:33 PM |
| Beautiful car, lovely setting, just a bit too washed out looking with the light intensity. |
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06/24/2009 12:26:38 PM |
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06/24/2009 03:02:43 AM |
| Pity all of the car is not in shot |
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