In the past some of the pics looked pixelated as i was using the zoom feature in CS4 to bring the subject in closer. In this pic I cropped the subjects and then increased the resolution from 300 to 500. Does the final photo look pixelated? If so then how does one adjust a photo to bring the subject in closer?
thanks in advance.
Mike
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Looks great to me. No pixelation (is that an actual word?)
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Not sure but even if it's not, we all understand what we're talking about. Thanks for the reply.
Mike
Your pixilation is from zooming in too much. There are a few ways to fix it, don't crop so much, get a longer telephoto lens to zoom in more optically, or get a camera with more megapixels.
With that being said, I don't see any pixilating on that photo, looks good. The one suggestion that I have (and it's minor) is that it looks like it is a little blown out or over exposed on the white part of their heads. Other then than that, it looks good.
One more suggestion, when I was looking at it closer, it looks like you are focused on their bodies and feathers, and their heads are slightly out of focus. I think I would use a little larger depth of field in order to have their bodies and heads in focus.
Take the suggestions with a grain of salt, I'm just an amateur that makes a lot of mistakes and tries to fix them.
Those look a TON better than your other shots. No pixelation at all. Nice job
As long as you don't plan to print a large size it's fine.
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Thanks everyone for taking the time to respond to my question .I appreciate all the feed back.
Mike
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