thought i'd post some pics i took from around the back yard today. momz is doing the garden up. pulled out the macro lense cause i haven't shot with it in a while.

 

wow those are awesome Fuzz... love the birds on the feeder...

 

more I like nature pics...

 

ya nature pics are awesome, make good background pics for computer or phone or w.e

 

I'm a country boy stuck in the city...I miss the country sometimes!

 

LOL same here man.. Not a fan of the city so far...

 

beautifull

 

Fave pic right here

 

You need some more USM, pics aren't sharp

 

ditto i was born and raised in Portugal and lived in t.dot for like 15 yrs. I live in sauga now and i love it, quieter and less bullshit. Never go back to t.dot.

p.s. love going up north and into countryside... im simple that way lol

 

what's usm?

 

^ its an ultra sonic motor for ppl with canon autofocus lenses. It focuses quicker and sharper than non usm ones basically...

 

OH. i need to pick up some ballHar bluedragon lenses.

 

No, its unsharpen mask in photoshop. Look under filters

 

ooo sorry my mistake. Never used photoshop lol.

 

oh ok i'll screw around with them again tonight.

 

Try these settings
Levels: 3
Amount :80%
radius: 1.3 pixels

 

^and by doing this it makes the pic sharper?

my Post pross. is teH suck.

 

your right wayne, the pic came out alot sharper.

before:



after:



you can see it in the head of the bird it's sharper. is this something you do to all the pics? or just the ones that are slightly blurry?

 

Hence the reason why I haven't sent you any pics. Post processing takes too much of my time. I rather be outside enjoying the weather then be inside working RAWs into JPEGs.

 

Just keep taking shots Fuzz. The more you do it the more it comes natural no matter what you are shooting. If you are consistent at taking photos there should not be any reason to post process your shots as much.

 

^^ Not quite true, most canon DSLRs with consumer lenses will need USM PP'ing. If you're shooting with a 1D body with a 300 f2.8 or a 200 f1.8, most likely you won't.