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Poila-Invictiwerks In reply to tbolt [2008-07-28 13:53:47 +0000 UTC]

Agreed. I thought that this has nothing to do with out-of-focus.

But that realisation was too late. Oh well, better shooting next time then

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tbolt In reply to Poila-Invictiwerks [2008-07-28 14:15:40 +0000 UTC]

One other thing I do (since my digicam isn't that great) I'll take three or four pictures of the same item, that way I can weed out bad shots. I don't know how realistic that is, for you. Repeated flash photography can be annoying to others...

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Poila-Invictiwerks In reply to tbolt [2008-07-30 10:56:02 +0000 UTC]

For me, you know that I am unsteady when it comes to camera shots, so sometimes, out of say 5 to 8 shots, I can get only 1 or 2 right or in-focus. Even then, I might change my mind sometimes so that I can get a more "artistic" shot. It depends on situations, but that's also the sme tip one of my friends told me about. Thanks for sharing

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tbolt In reply to Poila-Invictiwerks [2008-07-30 13:25:29 +0000 UTC]

Ah, cool, with my old film camera I tried to take a few long-exposure pictures without the benefit of a tripod. That was a lesson in futility! =x.x=

Just make sure you have a big memory card so you don't run out of "film" Good luck! =^^=

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Poila-Invictiwerks In reply to BigRalph [2008-07-28 07:30:09 +0000 UTC]

I think the original photo had the focus out of place, so there is no way I can repair in the first place. Well, increasing the sharpness via PS-CS would give very minor improvements, but the graininess would be severe...

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BigRalph In reply to Poila-Invictiwerks [2008-07-28 13:05:27 +0000 UTC]

Hmmmm,well another word of advice is to just mess around with any piece of photo-repairing filter on there,but I also doubt it'll do any good.

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