I am posting this , with some doubts about its qualitiy; kindly help me 
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Well I agree with you vid. The yellow butterfly is superb. The exposure, focus are spot on only made better by the complimentary background green. But that yellow flower really spoils it in my opinion. It breaks up the clean lines of the butterfly and muddles up the clarity with it being out of focus. I cant tell where the butterfly ends and the flower begins. Other than that its really good, Of course its only my opinion and Ive been shot at for less.
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Dear Bynx,
I think i should have used a small aperture and shot from a bit more distance so that both flower and fly are in sharp focus; right?
I think i should have used a small aperture and shot from a bit more distance so that both flower and fly are in sharp focus; right?
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Dear Bynx,
what a beautiful animated icon you have...where i can have such one?
what a beautiful animated icon you have...where i can have such one?
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Vib,
I agree with Bynx that the flower is somehow in the way. The out of focus parts of the flower distract from the butterfly. a deeper DOF would improve this abit, but I think the yellows of the butterfly and the flower are so similar it would still be hard to distinguish between the two.
by the way, Nice detail on the wing
Mugmar
I agree with Bynx that the flower is somehow in the way. The out of focus parts of the flower distract from the butterfly. a deeper DOF would improve this abit, but I think the yellows of the butterfly and the flower are so similar it would still be hard to distinguish between the two.
by the way, Nice detail on the wing
Mugmar
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I dont think the problem is so much focus as the fact the flower and the butterfly are the same color. Perhaps a slightly different shooting angle would define the butterfly better and separate the two. For the yellow elements the green background is nice.
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Mugmar- Member
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Bynx wrote: "Perhaps a slightly different shooting angle would define the butterfly better and separate the two"
Yea, I guess that is what I was trying to say, but my brain was not in gear
Mugmar
Yea, I guess that is what I was trying to say, but my brain was not in gear
Mugmar
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