So tiny even being close did not fill the frame. I did a mistake in choosing a high ISO.The center focusing point was bang on the head.
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So tiny even being close did not fill the frame. I did a mistake in choosing a high ISO.The center focusing point was bang on the head.
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I liked the composition. The head turn and the eye contact is nice. Agree because of the ISO 800 there is noise in the image. It would be good if you mention the EXIF details in white maybe as now it is a bit difficult to read. Thanks for sharing.
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Mrudul Godbole
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No need to mention the exif details on the image itself. Just a non-intrusive copyright would be fine so that one can enjoy the image.
If one is not cropping, and the exposure is right, then ISO 800 can still be used. Else, the lowest ISO possible should be used.
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Thank you Patraji.
Originally Posted by Sabyasachi Patra
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