Dark & Bright - with FZ100

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• Dec 26, 2010

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I got that almost unintentionally.

Sometimes we need luck and good eyes

 

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• Dec 26, 2010

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Did you use spot focus? If so, it looks as if it may have focused on the outside. Probably, if the camera focused on anything in the inside, the window area would be blown out (pure white).
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• Dec 26, 2010

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That was a tricky lighting challenge that you handled very well. I especially liked the light coming through the drapes. Happy New Year.
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This has turned out to be a very nice composition. You most likely focused on the landscape.

 

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• Dec 26, 2010

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To balance it out better, you could probably get the detail of the interior to show too.

 

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• Dec 26, 2010

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Really nice Claudiolky...like the composition and an excellent photo with the FZ100...

 

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• Dec 27, 2010

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Excellent Claudio, it feels like I am there!
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• Dec 27, 2010

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tymevest said:

Did you use spot focus? If so, it looks as if it may have focused on the outside. Probably, if the camera focused on anything in the inside, the window area would be blown out (pure white).
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Yes! spot focus.... aiming outside!