I mean oversharpened. Has to do with post processing rather than in camera.
-- Best regards, Bruce Monday, June 14, 2004, 11:38:34 AM, you wrote: HGP> When you guys say that you find it to be too sharp do you mean HGP> specifically that the focus in general (including and specifically on HGP> the overturned car) is too sharp or that there should be less HGP> depth-of-field, keeping the car sharp but blurring other things? HGP> Grady HGP> -----Original Message----- HGP> From: Bruce Dayton [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] HGP> Sent: Monday, June 14, 2004 11:50 AM HGP> To: Shel Belinkoff HGP> Subject: Re: PAW .... Kaboom! HGP> Sadly, cool shot. I do think it is a bit too sharp. I would like to HGP> see a few more from this series. Yes, GFM mode has slowed the PAW a HGP> bit. HGP> -- HGP> Best regards, HGP> Bruce HGP> Monday, June 14, 2004, 9:00:07 AM, you wrote: SB>> Not seeing too many photos posted to the PAW. Probably everyone's HGP> still in SB>> GFM mode. So, here's something to fill the space until there's more HGP> action. SB>> http://home.earthlink.net/~sbelinkoff/paw/crash02.html SB>> Sometimes it's good to have a camera with you at all times. Saw HGP> this scene SB>> and shot 3 rolls of film in about 1/2-hour. I wonder if the pic HGP> might not SB>> be a tad too sharp. Comments welcome, of course SB>> shel
