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Here is my second try at Part B.

Part B
[1] WA @ 24mm, f/11, 1/250s, ISO200

[2] Normal @ 35mm, f/9, 1/320s, ISO200

[3] Tele @ 105mm, f/8, 1/320s, ISO200

[4] Normal to match WA @ 35mm, f/10, 1/200s, ISO200

[5] Normal to match Tele @ 35mm, f/9, 1/250s, ISO200


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That's the 3D perspective we like in part B. You've now successfully passed all parts of the perspective assignment moo-ha-ha.
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Did you get a chance to look at the last two pics
on page 2?
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Originally posted by Maddmack Maddmack wrote:

Did you get a chance to look at the last two pics
on page 2?


Oops, missed those. A pass on part C, good job of getting the distractions out of the scene with just a slight different viewpoint.
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Part A
A100, Beercan Distance about 200 yards


A100, 50mm 1.7 Distance about 200 yards


B and C to follow shortly
A100 | 35-70mm 4 | 50mm 2.8 | 100-200mm f4.5 | 70-210mm f4 | 50mm 1.7
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A pass for part A, and the 50 mm shot is still pretty detailed and sharp for a crop. I've seen lots worse crops in this assignment.

Edited by pegelli - 17 June 2010 at 21:29
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Part "B"
35mm, F4, ISO Hi200, 1/1000 Wide Angle (Widest I have at the moment)


50mm 1.7, ISO Hi200, 1/1000 Normal


100mm 4.5, ISO Hi200, 1/1000 Tele (Minolta 100-200mm)


50mm 1.7, ISO Hi200 1/2000 Normal Mimic WA


50mm 1.7, ISO Hi200, 1/2500 Normal Mimic of Tele


Edited by dleo6446 - 07 July 2010 at 03:04
A100 | 35-70mm 4 | 50mm 2.8 | 100-200mm f4.5 | 70-210mm f4 | 50mm 1.7
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OOPS, forgot to size properly, my apologies
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@dleo6446: Leo, you have some of Part B done, but not quite all. The assignment asks for your three first shots (#s 1,2, and 3), then a normal (in your case 50mm) shot to mimic the tele (you've done that part well with #4) AND a shot at 50mm to mimic the WA. That's the one your missing. Please provide the missing shot and we'll call Part B complete.

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Thank you Brian. I have updated the post with the identifications of the images. #1 is wide, #2 is Normal, #3 is Tele, #4 is Normal Mimic of WA, and #5 is Normal mimic of Tele. I should have properly identified them...my bad!

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@dleo6446: Thanks, Leo! For that, you get a pass on Part B. Looking forward to your Part A and Part C entries.

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here is my attempt for part A

250.0mm (équivalence 35mm : 375mm)
f/10.0
0.167 s (1/6)
ISO : 400



28.0mm (équivalence 35mm : 42mm)
f/10.0
0.167 s (1/6)
ISO : 400



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alphatini, I think you have to crop the 28 mm shot even tighter. The logs are smaller and there's background in there (for instance the pole with the electricity box on it) that doesn't show in the tele shot.
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All right, here's a shot at part A.

The first shot is at 200mm.


The second shot is a center crop from a 16mm shot. It primarily shows why everyone says you shouldn't use digital zoom on point and shoot cameras:


I have to say, I don't think I see the effect that this exercise is meant to demonstrate. Unless it's meant to show that if you crop down the wide angle enough, the effect goes away. But the only real difference I see between these two is resolution.

Edited by HiDesert - 27 November 2010 at 03:57
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