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Newbie at this. Taken with a film camera. Picture is of a bee and film was professionally digitized. Can anyone tell me if this is good or not? Or any tips, I really have no idea.
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>>3108436
>Picture is of a bee
If this is what this photo is about, then no, it's not a good photo. That "bee" takes up a tiny fraction of the frame, whereas the rest of the frame is useless flowers that draw away attention from the subject you really wanted to show.
I don't know what camera+lens you used, but I guess it lacks macro capabilities and you weren't able to get closer.
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>>3108452
It does lack Macro. Thanks for the info.
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>>3108436
If you didn't tell me it's a bee I wouldn't know what the fuck those black pixels were. It's a bad photo for sure.
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>>3108436
>printing the date
why?
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>>3108874
Thanks for the info.
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>>3108436
a very easy way to sort out bad pictures is to look at the thumbnail. yours looks like a random pic of some random vegetation - extremely uninteresting. good pictures almost always have an already interesting thumbnail, as the big shapes and lights often direct the view and form the composition.
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>>3109019
desu, this is prolly one of the better pics I took. Out of 2 rolls.
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>>3108436
> tips
Get a decent macro lens if you want someone to see that bee. And probably a decent digital camera, it will be cheaper and easier to learn on and use even if you go for something more high-end.
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>get a good angle
>close up on the object
>make sure your shadow isnt in it ofcourse
thats all i have
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>>3109936
Thanks.
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>>3109936
That's under exposed af
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