portraits

[Muscat]

A group of us from my camera club had a social evening / portyrait session last night, these are a couple of the shots from last night,

5D3, 100mm f2.8 ISL macro, f5.6, 1/125, ISO100


5D3, 50mm nifty fifty, 1/500, f1.8, ISO12,800 (the room wasn't too bright and someone else had the lights)

[tesarver]

Re: portraits

Looks like a good time for all. Nice images Ian

Tom

[paul linton]

Re: portraits

Great first image everything just right.

Paul

[AndyA]

Re: portraits

Well done, both very nice images. :thumbup:

[Stan]

Re: portraits

Excellent action on the second and the first is pin sharp but perhaps a tad oversharpened - particularly the skin of her face - was she wearing thick makeup ?

Stan

[colin C]

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For me, number one is a little too sharp for a female portrait.

Number two is quite amazing, lovely quality at the ISO.

[Muscat]

Re: portraits

Thanks for looking and commenting folks.

Stan, Colin I agree about the sharpening, I checked the sharpen for screen box on Lightroom before exporting it and only saw how much extra sharpening there was once I had posted it on my monitor her skin is nice and soft. I was astounded at the quality I could get at the very high ISO, it was better than one guy was getting on his 7D at ISO1,600

[paul linton]

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Though the portrait is sharp in #1 I personally think it adds to the image as its set up as a "wow in your face" image not look how pretty i am (though she looks very nice)and gives the image the impact that's required.

Paul

[Muscat]

Re: portraits

Thanks Paul