#1 Man in the Window by ctfchallenge

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Man in the Window


11-DEC-2004	Julian Hebbrecht

#1
Man in the Window

Kyoto

More of my portraits at http://www.pbase.com/julianht/portfolio

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Sigma 80-400mm F4.5-5.6 APO EX DG OS
1/2000s f/7.1 at 300.0mm iso800 hide exif

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Date/Time 11-Dec-2004 10:45:02

Make Canon

Model Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL

Flash Used No

Focal Length 300 mm

Exposure Time 1/2000 sec

Aperture f/7.1

ISO Equivalent 800

Exposure Bias

White Balance (-1)

Metering Mode matrix (5)

JPEG Quality (6)

Exposure Program

Focus Distance

other sizes: small medium original auto

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ctfchallenge 20-Dec-2004 19:47
Let's just appreciate it the way it is!! Shu

Canon DSLR Challenge 18-Dec-2004 03:03
It is sharper by a bit but it's losing its color because of the increased contrast. Unfortunately you aren't going to be able to make it sharp in the bigger size b/c the focus was not right when you took the picture. It's just one of those instances where you've just got to kick yourself... HARD! It's truly just killer that something so great can't be viewed at a larger size. My suggestion would be to just keep the final image smaller b/c the quality of the small one is so utterly fantastic. IMO, better to appreciate the perfection of the small image than to lose the quality of the larger. Honestly it's heartbreaking that this happened. It is a top rate, unbeatable character portrait. They don't get better than this (just more in focus! LOL!). It just really hurts. Yes, the big one is nice, but most definitely out of focus. The little one is just so darned mind blowing. At that size, it is absolutely one of the finest, if not the finest, image ever entered into the challenge. ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge 15-Dec-2004 04:47
I'm happy! It's great!!! Shu

Julian Hebbrecht 15-Dec-2004 04:11
OK - I sharpened some parts still a bit more and also increased the contrast a tad - now happy?
Julian

ctfchallenge 15-Dec-2004 03:31
It is a bit better, but geez, that thumbnail is just mind-blowingly good! ~ LOnnit

Julian Hebbrecht 14-Dec-2004 14:22
Thanks Lonnit, I sharpened it a bit - hope it isn't too much now.
Julian

ctfchallenge 14-Dec-2004 04:57
Can you sharpen this up a little bit? It looks PHENOMONAL in the thumbnail but I was sadly disappointed in the larger size. Actually, sitting here writing this I've got the little one on the screen and it's just unbelievably fantastic!!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!! ~ Lonnit

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	11-Dec-2004 10:45:02
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 300D DIGITAL
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	300 mm
Exposure Time	1/2000 sec
Aperture	f/7.1
ISO Equivalent	800
Exposure Bias
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program
Focus Distance

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ctfchallenge		20-Dec-2004 19:47
Let's just appreciate it the way it is!! Shu

Canon DSLR Challenge		18-Dec-2004 03:03
It is sharper by a bit but it's losing its color because of the increased contrast. Unfortunately you aren't going to be able to make it sharp in the bigger size b/c the focus was not right when you took the picture. It's just one of those instances where you've just got to kick yourself... HARD! It's truly just killer that something so great can't be viewed at a larger size. My suggestion would be to just keep the final image smaller b/c the quality of the small one is so utterly fantastic. IMO, better to appreciate the perfection of the small image than to lose the quality of the larger. Honestly it's heartbreaking that this happened. It is a top rate, unbeatable character portrait. They don't get better than this (just more in focus! LOL!). It just really hurts. Yes, the big one is nice, but most definitely out of focus. The little one is just so darned mind blowing. At that size, it is absolutely one of the finest, if not the finest, image ever entered into the challenge. ~ Lonnit

Canon DSLR Challenge		15-Dec-2004 04:47
I'm happy! It's great!!! Shu

Julian Hebbrecht		15-Dec-2004 04:11
OK - I sharpened some parts still a bit more and also increased the contrast a tad - now happy? Julian

ctfchallenge		15-Dec-2004 03:31
It is a bit better, but geez, that thumbnail is just mind-blowingly good! ~ LOnnit

Julian Hebbrecht		14-Dec-2004 14:22
Thanks Lonnit, I sharpened it a bit - hope it isn't too much now. Julian

ctfchallenge		14-Dec-2004 04:57
Can you sharpen this up a little bit? It looks PHENOMONAL in the thumbnail but I was sadly disappointed in the larger size. Actually, sitting here writing this I've got the little one on the screen and it's just unbelievably fantastic!!!!!!! WOW!!!!!!!! ~ Lonnit