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23-AUG-2005

The Debutante - Colour

Canon EOS 20D
1/20s f/2.8 at 24.0mm iso3200 hide exif

Full EXIF Info
Date/Time	23-Aug-2005 20:43:39
Make	Canon
Model	Canon EOS 20D
Flash Used	No
Focal Length	24 mm
Exposure Time	1/20 sec
Aperture	f/2.8
ISO Equivalent	3200
Exposure Bias	-0.33
White Balance	(-1)
Metering Mode	matrix (5)
JPEG Quality	(6)
Exposure Program	aperture priority (3)
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arminb		31-Aug-2008 18:16
love it!

ruthemily		27-May-2007 15:43
I hadn't seen this one of yours before...you took it on the day I was admitted to hospital so that probably explains why! But wow...it is outstanding.

Guest		25-Nov-2005 23:37
..amazing image

Adalberto Tiburzi		23-Oct-2005 12:23
You don't really need to make self portraits Kal. Your portraits of the others are enough. ;-)

Ana Carloto O'Shea		25-Aug-2005 16:19
Yes I think this one works a lot better in colour. Usually these type of images look better in b&w, but I guess that this lady is so unique that the "rules" of what works or doesn't work had to be broken for her. It's quite a capture Kal. I like the way she faces the camera and I don't think the noise here is that important, though if the image could be a little sharper it would be nice, but then you would have to have hands and arms of steal to hold that camera without shaking ;))) (iso 3200?? Wow! my camera stops at 400...)

Phil Douglis		24-Aug-2005 16:39
An astounding difference here, Kal, not only in the detail that is present, but the role of color in creating incongruity. The dress now takes on the coloration of youth, which, alas, is long past. As for the noise, it is no problem. I think the pixel-peepers among us have created a climate where noise is considered an evil, when in many cases, it is anything but. Here it has created a texture that is remindful of a painting, which is an ideal context for this subject. A remarkable image. As for using noise removal programs to smooth out an image, be sure you don't throw out the baby with the bath by removing the noise at the expense of critical detail. Better detail with noise than smoothness with no detail.