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Originally Posted by reemas
good info earlymon. but notice that your sunset has some gross banding issues.
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Oh, to beat the band, reemas.
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this is definitely correlated to the sensor's lack of sensitivity.
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Ja wohl.
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both your sunsets look like they were made of 3-4 colors only, instead of a smooth transition.
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Yeah - here's another in the series, sized to fit here, and then a piece pulled out without resizing.
sunset-2.jpg
sunset-crop.jpg
If I did that right, you can see the actual guilt of my method.
That said - these snaps were to show how one could exploit the tool at hand for some artful effects. They turned out exactly as I'd intended.
Remember - not all people know this - but with decent desktop software, you can start with a picture that does not overdo things as I did, and post-process it to get better color.
And my other point is - the worst camera is the one you don't have when you need it.
And not to defend the Evo camera, just a statement of fact - this was in
very low-light and I think it did well.
PS - That said, I'm so far finding the Evo still camera quite serviceable - the video camera - uh, not so much.
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the pictures, are mediocre, and in good lighting they can be decent. that's not saying alot....
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Sheesh. Everybody's an art critic. You know, some pictures are made to inspire emotion.
There was a whole video-making cult built up over the Fisher-Price kiddie b/w videocam. I'll have to look up some of their stuff - that'll learn ya!