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WPD 2011 Wedding Photo Contest Entry: Greg Gimpelevich, GA

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Groomsmen playing a game of pool

Camera

Canon 7D
Lens 24-70mm f/2.8L
Focal Length 24 mm
ISO 1250
Shutter 1/30
F Stop f/4
Exposure Manual
W. Balance Auto
Metering Pattern
Flash Did not fire
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3. Commentator credibility By: Caroline Ghetes (WPD Member Contestant) - (1/28/2012 1:08:01 AM)

I have to agree with the others and say that the HDR just killed a perfectly good photo. It's unnecessary and did not add to the photo in a positive way, in my opinion.



2. Commentator credibility By: Dana Lee - (1/4/2012 7:41:57 PM)

A relax moment of the boys at the wedding day. I can tell it's the wedding day because of the flower on the shirt; however, if the F stop can be adjusted from F/4 to around F/2.8 with wider angle (24mm) to ensure the sharpness, then I don't think it's necessary to adjust the HDR. The strong HDR effect makes the image flat and unreal.



1. Commentator credibility By: Luna - (12/22/2011 12:27:40 PM)

Good composition, setup, moment. But why kill it all with an excessive and crude HDR treatment? A good photo needs only a polish, not a makeover.




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